(http://www.susanminor.org/Rayeimages/limes-1.jpg)
Nope those are Limes~~! I guess I will be staking up that branch as it is not yet strong enough to support all of those fruits.
Nice pic Raye. I wouldn't have known what they were. I was thinking that if you squished and fermented 'em ... ;D
Wow, that is a nice picture.
You can see the limes in all stages of development.
What a great pic :)
I can almost smell those blossoms, too.
Carolyn
AAAHHH CHEEEEWWWWWW
Quote from: KevinG on March 28, 2010, 11:44:39 AM
AAAHHH CHEEEEWWWWWW
You ain't jokin!!!! Dats a pretty pic but everything around here is lime green and it's stacking up.
Raye,
Is that a normal amount of limes that are on the end of a branch? Do you thin them out?
Brad
Quote from: car54 on March 29, 2010, 02:44:52 AM
Raye,
Is that a normal amount of limes that are on the end of a branch? Do you thin them out?
Brad
I have other branchs on this same tree that have about that many too. I'm not going to thin them out. I will stake the branchs. I soak the tree top to bottom with a mixed of compost tea, fish and seaweed extracts weekly. I also soak the root system. Every other month I mix in enhanced compost at the base of the tree. I have several trees that put out that much. However this is my first lime tree.
Now you need a coconut nut tree Raye. Then you can "Put the lime in the Coconut and shake it all up" :D ;D ;D
;D ;D ;D 10.5
I would have never guessed what that was in the picture. I imagined limes growing like apples and plums here. One here and there never a cluster like that. Must be the great care you take with your garden.
QuoteMust be the great care you take with your garden.
Just wait until next Dec I will then show you some fruits...
OLDS I dont need to see 10.5
seemore
Quote from: seemore on March 31, 2010, 06:31:05 PM
OLDS I dont need to see 10.5
seemore
:D :D :D :o
My sides hurt!