Wow, those are huge meyer trees!

Gorgeous

How lovely. I would pay admission to walk through there.

Wonderful fruit!

amazing to see what they actually look like in the ground, not container kept.

Looks great, how do you reach the upper ones to pick them?

Wow!! Beautiful lemons John! Merry Christmas!

Interesting. I expected them to be single trunked trees and have perfectly manicured canopies.

Denise, great minds think alike! I was wondering the same thing.lol

John, watch out for them caterpillars while you pick those huge fruit! Where is my gift basket? Ha Nice

Oh! how lovely! The fragrance when they are in bloom must be heavenly. I saw a miniature version of this in a villa on Lake Como. Unfortunately all the lemons were diseased!!! Happy New Year.

Thanks for sharing! I have wanted to see your trees. Are they completely thornless or do you have to keep an eye out as you pick?

The fruit seem larger than what I think we usually see in stores?

The last photo in particular is quite lovely, looking down the row.

Really nice John and Bill !!!!!

Brian

Wow looks wonderful, such huge Meyer lemons!

Bill your tree looks beautiful. Great tree shape! For such a small tree holding 25 lemons, its leaves look really healthy. Surprising since Meyers can be so tempermental!

I've had the tree for several years, but this is the best year for fruit. Summer outdoors seems to be the key for my tree, at least. Picked two lemons yesterday and made a batch of delicious lemon cookies.