[gardeners] RE: Lemon Trees
wvancamp@earthlink.net (gardeners@globalgarden.com)
Tue, 15 Oct 2002 10:59:57 -0700
Thank you for the offer, Alan! That is kind of you. :) However, I live in
Southern California, not Arizona. :) Having a lemon tree in my backyard is
for cooking purposes for a certaincy, but also it is a "I own my own home
FINALLY and by damn, I'm going to have my own lemon tree on my patio." sort of
thing too. :)
Thank you all for the tips on lemon trees. I could do a google search, but I
feel that getting personal comments from people that grow the trees gives me
better advice than store websites or raw searches. I think I'll see if I can
find a dwarf eureka at armstrong or one of the other nurseys around here. :)
If not, I'll go for the lisbon.
> Until you do get a tree, if you want lemons, I have a whole tree full.
> Also, it may be 2 or 3, possibly even 5 years after you get yoru tree
> that you see lemons. I always have way more than I, my family, and my
> friends can ever use. I live in Chandler. What part of AZ are you
> in? You are more than welcome to come over and pick some whenever
> they get ripe. I'm guessing about 3 to 4 weeks from now. I see some
> are just starting to get yellow on them now. They are very good
> lemons. I have used them for lemonade, lemon meringue pie, lemon cake
> and lots of other recipes. Nothing like fresh squeezed lemonade. :) -
> -- Chat with you later... - ----- Alan Chandler, Arizona
> Sunset Zone: 13
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