"New Zealand" Lemonade Lemon
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Comments (83)Laura, you enabler you! ! :D The Giant Key Lime was one citrus I have seriously considered ordering. I have two Mexican Key Limes, a Kaffir, and a Bearss Lime currently, after I receive my next order from Harris, hopefully later this week, I still want to place an order later this fall with Four Winds for Santa Teresa Lemon and Bergamot Sour Orange etc.. My collection is increasing and I want to make sure I get the ones I have been coveting and that I have room for all of them come winter. After that, if they make it through the winter alright, and my hubby and I finish building another upcycled GH, I will possibly add a few more... Hobby, thank you for the concern about the soil settling and the roots showing. :) I actually filled the pots up just a bit under the rim so I would still have room to water without overflow.The pot on the right had more roots showing than I would like, so I did cover them up a bit more this morning after I watered. I don't mind having a few roots showing though. From what I researched and read, the Bearss Lemon cultivator was selected in a Grove in FL. The parent tree was planted in 1892, supposedly. Description: Is a fast growing tree, very productive, very fragrant blooms and bears an abundance of very juicy acidic fruit July through December. Tree is vigorous, thorny, and sensitive to cold. Bearss out produces both Eureka and Lisbon. The flavor is outstanding. Has up to six seeds per fruit. A true lemon. This lemon is grown in Brazil, much appreciated for its fragrance, . Most of the crop is eaten fresh, some is used for rind oil. I read a lot of positive reviews on the Bearss and heard the fruit has outstanding flavor and slightly larger than Eureka. Win Win for me!! Hobby, the Baboon Lemon would be a good one to add to your list also.. the leaves smell divine!! :)...See MoreNew Zealand Lemonade
Comments (2)It is supposed to taste like lemonade without having to add the sugar. I drink lemon in water without the sugar all the time though. I am looking forward to trying the lemons from my lemonade tree in the future though. :) Cory...See MoreLooking for cuttings
Comments (39)Hi Alanna, it’s too early for me to answer your question now because I just got my dwarf SugarBelle a couple of weeks ago so it’s not enought time for me to compare the growth habit of both trees. What I know is that the dwarf one already has a lot of new growths. I will try to provide a clear picture of my regular one but it’s a little bit more complicate to pull it out because it’s behind all the other trees and attached to our fenced. This tree is on recovery mode from our cold and windy spring here so there is not much to talk about. It has a very long beautiful branch that the stupid fat squirrel who lives in our neighbourhood manage to break (He thinks that he’s Tarzan or something like that to impress the females I guess)....See MoreWhen should I pick my Cincinnati grown cold temp New Zealand Lemonade
Comments (4)The limb it is on kept leaning left as it ripened, but has ceased to lean any more for a week. Fruit might not color up at temps no higher than 50F. If I pick it now the tree may flower to soon this year and will drop all of its fruit like last year. I hate to loose the lemon because it is now entering its decadent days but also hate to pick the lemon before the acid is busted up. I have decided to wait because next crop of many is more important than 1 lemon today. Steve...See MoreMikhail (Bay Area/East Bay - 9b)
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