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How About Some In-Ground Pictures?

9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago

Greetings and Happy Holidays from Tucson. Thought we should "balance out" the in-pot pictures. So here are mine:

Peter's Citrus PhotoBucket Album

Enjoy!

Comments (14)

  • 9 years ago

    Beatiful pics!! I love your trees! You must be overwhelmed with citrus this time of year....a good problem to have ;-)

  • 9 years ago

    Those are amazingly healthy looking! So how many meyers would you say you have ripening on both trees?

    Your variegated lemon is so beautiful.... but if so large and mature a tree only produces 20 lemons we container growers are in for a lot of disappointment lol.

  • 9 years ago

    Hi Laura: I have given those who are going to get Xmas presents an "Electronic Citrus Gift Certificate" and I plan to send them presents in early/mid-January with an assortment from the trees.

  • 9 years ago

    Hi Hobby: There is only one Meyers with two different views. I'll be going out later and will count the number and update this with it. Someplace I read that the Variegated Pink Eurekas are not heavy bearers. But, the blooms are very plentiful and strongly scented!!

  • 9 years ago

    That is a great idea for presents!!! I have no doubt that you have very happy and grateful recipients!

  • 9 years ago
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    Peter

    Nice trees Thanks for sharing. These are my in ground citrus trees

    Cuban Shaddock is 8 feet tall

    Seed grown Fukushu kumquat.

    seed grown Fukush.

    Meiwa kumquat grafted to kuharske Citrange.

    seed grown Sweetlee tangerine almost 4 years old.

    Poncirus trifoliata from seed.3



    6b Steve

  • 9 years ago

    Nice trees and video Steve! It was nice to hear your voice...you sound like you are about 20 years old! ;-)

  • 9 years ago

    Laura Thanks for the compliments on my trees and voice. You only missed my actual age by only 39 years 6 months. THANKS again

    6b Steve

  • 9 years ago
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    Steve, I am hoping that video shows me how you protect them to grow in ground..I didn't realize that you had so many growing like that...I will take a peek soon.

    So you encase them all for the winter...Great job...Wow..Loved the video and thanks for sharing.

    Laura is right, you don't anywhere near 45..lol

  • 9 years ago
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    Here is a picture of my largest Satsuma, we are trying to get all the citrus fruit picked over the next couple of days as the forecast is calling for a low of 27 and over 8 hours below freezing for Sunday night.

  • 9 years ago

    Ike

    Where is the picture

    These are cutting from my in ground Cuban Shaddock Just after completing a 7F night. It is going down to 6F tonight and I will take some more cuttings and see if any are still alive.

    I have high hopes of live scion wood here.

    6b Steve

  • 9 years ago


    Valencias just turning orange. They will be ripe come May or June.

  • 9 years ago

    Oh wow! Nice tree hoovb!