12/2/2006

I have lots of Vainiglia Sanguigno. They're all over and under too.

Cara-cara are loaded once again, more than last year's crop.

How about these showy Salustiana. They're like an orange flag up there in the canopy:

another view of the vainiglia canopy.

Tarocco, Sanguinelli and Moro, are all in there. They haven't turned red yet. They should turn orange first, then red...

Just amazing i wish I had fruit on my trees

thanks Valenciaguy!

So far we had 7 nights of frosts, and didn't bother to protect these, and so far no damages. We could have a total of 21 frosty nights in winter with a full week in the mid-20's.

So far the winter cool down has been very gradual and has hardened my citruses and bananas.

What I really worry about are the sudden arctic blasts in spring time when trees have started their first flush, and then bam! These sudden drop are the most worrisome, and I literally scamper to put covers over my trees.

Your trees look fab!!! Wonder how many BO I could graft to one tree and keep it a container tree??

Gina *BabyBlue*

Gina if you increase the pot size later, stagewise, you should be able to graft about 5 without a lot of problems. Although you can graft more than that, but I think for me would be ideal.

My current limitation right now is spacing between trees.

Ortaniques and Arizona Rose

Temples and Mirandy Rose

I really do multi-cropping, multi-grafting and planting in 4-Dimensions (Space volume-wise, plus time, through relay cropping).

Tarocco in front yard, for anyone who wish to enjoy these. They would be surprised if it turned out red in the insides of these wonderful fruits.

Algerian Clementines

Ponderosa lemons, I've only got 2 fruits this year.