Variegated Buddhas Hand

Bennys Clemenules.



Meyer lemon cluster

Kimbrough Satsuma

Navel oranges

Sanbokan lemon & Yuzu

Laaz, very nice. - Millet

Nice! Is the Budda's hand the only variegated tree that has fruit?

That brings to mind a question-- does fruit from variegated trees taste any different from their non-variegated counterparts?

Of my variegated citrus, I have fruit on a Seville sour orange, Satsuma, Ponderosa lemon, Centennial kumquat, Bergamot orange, Eureka and Lisbon. I pulled off all the fruit on the Cara Cara to get better growth.

Laaz, you should post a picture showing the containerized tree you had growing in pure dirt in the front of you house. - Millet

I'll get a pic of that tomorrow Millet. It is now in the ground on the side of my house, about 10 ft tall now. It is a lisbon lemon from seed. Three years ago now.

A bit dark out but here it is.

Lisbon seedling.

Sudachi is ready ! I love the taste of these little fruit. For anyone growing Sudachi, now is the time to harvest.

How do you eat Sudachi? What do they taste like?

Skeet they are the size of Cals. They are excellent in mixed drinks & cooking with. The Japanese use them in almost everything. They are sour but have a very unique taste. About 4-6 seed per fruit.

They will turn yellow if you let them, but are used green & harvested in late Aug early Sept. They are about as cold hardy as a Yuzu.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sudachi

What great photos, thanks for sharing! Makes my mouth water... they all look so healthy, too!
I never heard of a Sudachi, very interesting!
Now I want one of those, too