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    Quote Originally Posted by Stumpy View Post
    I brought over in my suitcase a Meyers lemon seedling I grafted from a neighbor of my parents in the vineyards 2 years back on my last visit to the states. A few days ago it finally yielded 2 lemons. Problem though, I planted it in an area that it doesn't get much sun so today I transplanted it being the weather is mild due to the storms. I will be watching it closely. Lord knows I need my Whiskey Sours from time to time...
    Very nice. I am jealous.
    I love lemons and use them in my cooking extensively.
    I had a hard time finding a decent size lemon tree in my neck of the woods (Khon Kaen) and I really looked, all I could find were some small seedlings about 24" tall that i would be dead before I get any lemons.
    I finally found one that's big enough just a couple of weeks ago, so I am waiting to see how it does.
    I have a big Lime tree, and i was thinking of grafting lemon to it , not sure if I should do it now or wait after the rains.
    Below is a picture of the lemon tree I just got. it needs a bit pruning but I wanted to wait until it got settled to being planted.
    What's in your garden?-lemon-jpg
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    Quote Originally Posted by malmomike77 View Post
    That pic threw me JPPR, i saw the fruit
    Yeah, Its my first Raspberry, even in green state. I would love to see the 2 plants take off and grow but they seem to die quick

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    Quote Originally Posted by Buckaroo Banzai View Post
    Very nice. I am jealous.
    I love lemons and use them in my cooking extensively.
    I had a hard time finding a decent size lemon tree in my neck of the woods (Khon Kaen) and I really looked, all I could find were some small seedlings about 24" tall that i would be dead before I get any lemons.
    I finally found one that's big enough just a couple of weeks ago, so I am waiting to see how it does.
    I have a big Lime tree, and i was thinking of grafting lemon to it , not sure if I should do it now or wait after the rains.
    Below is a picture of the lemon tree I just got. it needs a bit pruning but I wanted to wait until it got settled to being planted.
    What's in your garden?-lemon-jpg
    Buckaroo Banzai

    Are you sure its a lemon tree?
    I was looking for some lime trees a couple of years back and found out that I needed to ask for "lemon" trees to get limes.
    Seems the Thai's call limes "lemons". I showed them pictures of limes and they were excited "oh lemon" they said.
    I ended up getting 2 lemon trees and they are growing limes just as they said they would.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ootai View Post
    Buckaroo Banzai

    Are you sure its a lemon tree?
    I was looking for some lime trees a couple of years back and found out that I needed to ask for "lemon" trees to get limes.
    Seems the Thai's call limes "lemons". I showed them pictures of limes and they were excited "oh lemon" they said.
    I ended up getting 2 lemon trees and they are growing limes just as they said they would.
    LMAO
    No not sure at all, though I had the wife explain that were not looking for limes, but lemons, He said he had plenty of lime trees at his shop, but no lemons, but he said he had two at his house and would bring them tomorrow. We went back the next day and sure enough he had two of them about 5 ft tall , one of which had a couple of lemons on it. I bought the one without the lemons because I did not think it was good transplanting a tree when it had fruit.
    Now that you mention your story, I wish I had bought the one with the lemons on it LOL
    Perhaps tomorrow I will go back and see if he still has it.

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