I'm not on PDW or twitter, so I didn't see it until now.
Not only that, for the last few hours I've been out picking home grown blueberries & plums at a friend's property, then doing some planting of some things of my own. Pretty soon I'll be helping my friend pick some peaches. I tell ya, the fruit fresh from the trees are so good and sweet.
That's awesome Joy! Wish we lived near each other.
My friend's lemon trees haven't produced anything since the last bad frost we had here, because it was a few days together, they haven't been good since. And they produced sooo many lemons. We live in the south and the long frost about killed the trees.
I wish I had the green thumb you and my friend have, everything just grows for her, she says she does nothing special. It's a work in progress for me, lol. I really just started trying my hand at gardening maybe 2 yrs ago, just need to keep trying.
We're on the Texas Coast so we usually only have several really cold, below freezing, days per year. Although we had a Massive Ice Storm on Valentine's Day several years ago and killed 10 of my Gardenia trees! They are not bushes, but rather like Topiaries. I only have 2 remaining.
My fruit trees are all in Yuge pots and are 5-6 ft tall. Forgot to mention I have an Olive tree also. My fig tree is the size is a 2 car garage and was planted by my Grandfather years ago. We also have a Pomegranate tree that he planted. We had a Persimmon tree but Hurricane RITA pushed it over and it didn't recover.
Wished we all lived closer but maybe we someday we can have a GAW Reunion!
I’m in south side of Alabama, even though we are both in the south, we are still more than a days drive away probably. We got some lemon & lime trees in pots since last year and barely made it through the winter, trying to get my husband to put them in the ground but he doesn’t really want to. I told him either we put them in the ground or we have to get much much bigger pots, they can’t grow or do well in the pots we put them in last year.
I'm not on PDW or twitter, so I didn't see it until now.
Not only that, for the last few hours I've been out picking home grown blueberries & plums at a friend's property, then doing some planting of some things of my own. Pretty soon I'll be helping my friend pick some peaches. I tell ya, the fruit fresh from the trees are so good and sweet.
Awesome! Choosing to relax and live life is wonderful. God is in control. (This is not to negate our aim here.)
I'm not on PDW either.
I have peaches on my tree, then next are lemons, limes, figs & pecans...🍑🍋
That's awesome Joy! Wish we lived near each other.
My friend's lemon trees haven't produced anything since the last bad frost we had here, because it was a few days together, they haven't been good since. And they produced sooo many lemons. We live in the south and the long frost about killed the trees.
I wish I had the green thumb you and my friend have, everything just grows for her, she says she does nothing special. It's a work in progress for me, lol. I really just started trying my hand at gardening maybe 2 yrs ago, just need to keep trying.
We're on the Texas Coast so we usually only have several really cold, below freezing, days per year. Although we had a Massive Ice Storm on Valentine's Day several years ago and killed 10 of my Gardenia trees! They are not bushes, but rather like Topiaries. I only have 2 remaining.
My fruit trees are all in Yuge pots and are 5-6 ft tall. Forgot to mention I have an Olive tree also. My fig tree is the size is a 2 car garage and was planted by my Grandfather years ago. We also have a Pomegranate tree that he planted. We had a Persimmon tree but Hurricane RITA pushed it over and it didn't recover.
Wished we all lived closer but maybe we someday we can have a GAW Reunion!
I’m in south side of Alabama, even though we are both in the south, we are still more than a days drive away probably. We got some lemon & lime trees in pots since last year and barely made it through the winter, trying to get my husband to put them in the ground but he doesn’t really want to. I told him either we put them in the ground or we have to get much much bigger pots, they can’t grow or do well in the pots we put them in last year.