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Fruit Trees in Pots - Green Thumb Sunday

A few pictures for Green Thumb Sunday from my backyard Pot Orchard.
My Glenn Mango Tree in pots are nearly ready. (2 years old) This is a dwarf lemon tree in a pot (1.5 years old) - it is keeping small but flowering and fruiting well

I am ready for some lemon grass tea (6 months old)

Washington Navel in some huge clay pots - (6 months old) They look fantastic with 3 oranges on them

The same two washington navel oranges in big clay pots

Labels: dwarf fruit trees, green thumb sunday, pots

Published: Correy ,Sunday, January 13, 2008

Comments so far: 3

 Mark said ...

looks like you are going to have one good feast soon, all washed down with a nice cup of tea.
Time: Sunday, January 13, 2008  

 Garden Wise Guy said ...

Can you e-mail some of that lemon grass my way? I'm doing a Thai stir fry tonight. I hope the clean-up from the flooding isn't too difficult.

Hey, thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving the comments about the strangler fig - this world has so many profoundly complex systems. As for my dynamic duo, I don't think there'll be a winner or a loser. They seem to be doing fine, as long as their relatives don't have a problem with inter-species dating.
Time: Monday, January 14, 2008  

 No Rain said ...

Next weekend I'll be volunteering at our local University of Arizona citrus station for Master Gardener hours. It's always fun to do because I get to see (and taste) about 75 varieties of citrus that they grow at the station. Although citrus is plentiful here, there are only a couple of kinds available in stores; Arizona Sweet and Navel, as well as Marsh Grapefruit. For any variety, we have to grow them ourselves.
Aiyana
Time: Sunday, January 20, 2008  

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