They were amazing and him and enjoyed them together. They were either cuties or halos. I did not bring them but I sure enjoyed your kiddos.

I have a hard time getting them to eat anything other than bananas because, you know, everything store-bought tastes like damp cardboard or vinegar. Can't wait to find these and try them myself.

You really made my daughter's day, yesterday. I had a good time, too.

And I FORGOT to grab the rest of those cans. Dang it!

Bon - no fear. They're safely tucked in my garden shed and I'll share! We'll figure it out.

No problem. I'll be going to see Lisa before too long and I'll venture that way. You rest for tomorrow and get on the mend after that. *hugs*

Bon, they were Halos-I think I got them at Walmart.

Ah, Mike, you're killing me! I bought a lemon and a lime last year that over wintered in the house nicely, then they both suddenly dropped their leaves. they are coming back, but I am afraid to put them out side yet.

Amy. That stinks that they did that. Pretty common though. Its called winter leaf drop. Usually what happens is they trees roots arent very active and the plant gets put by a warm window. The sun heats the leaves up but the roots arent sending enough water to keep up with the transpiration thus the tree just drops the leaves. Im glad yours are coming back. You close to me so you can go ahead and get them outside. just put them in some filtered shade for a week or two then slowly move them to full sun.

This next winter try and keep the roots above 60 degrees and you should have a better chance of avoiding leaf drop.

mike

We bought a bag at Wal-mart and ate them greedily. I'm really grateful to have stumbled across these gems.