My 3 Meyer Lemon Trees are all doing fine! Yay ! Thanks a many to my friend Pearly, that graciously got it for me and dragged it all the way to Calgary from Vancouver. I've been asking another friend of mine for closed to 2 years for this, but it never happened. So some cash and a plate of coconut macaroons and a double chocolate brownies was in order. I was indebted to her! Thank you again to my wonderful friend. 2 of the 3 plants that I got 5 months ago are with fruits- its amazing how one plant can produce this many flowers, my first one gave me 50 mini lemons, all dropped except 2 that are going strong! they are the size of a half tennis ball now. The 2nd plant had 30 flower buds, with 20 mini lemons, but only 3 lemons survived. My 3rd plant, the biggest of them all, has a tiny bud going on right now, so fingers crossed, there will be blooms going on at any point now. This last one rarely gets the direct sunshine, but I'm patient on this. They do look great inside the living room or any room, and the scent of the house smells intoxicating and lingering but not overpowering...in a good way- it smells like a Jasmine scent- which I love.
My Meyer Lemon Trees
My 2nd Lemon Tree, it has 3 lemons in it right now. {It started with 30 flowers, 20 mini lemons but only 3 survived}.
My 1st Lemon Tree, it had 50 lemons to start, but only 2 lemons survived.
I love my Meyer Lemon Trees!
I saw this picture randomly yesterday, and it reminded me of the strong, smart, women I have gotten to know so closely when I was in Regina. I still keep in touch with them, though we don't talk regularly, we just kinda understood each other...strange but its true. We just pick up where we left off when I talk to any one of these woman. I miss their friendship and company! I miss you all terribly.
Yesterday was my 10 years in Canada! I will always remember it as it coincides with November 11, Remembrance Day! It also reminds me every year of the sacrifice of the brave soldiers that laid their life to have the freedom we have now. Thank you and we salute you!
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