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by crafter2243 05 Dec 2017 ( edited Dec 07'17 04:59 )
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You think I have enough lemons? I only hope that the frost that is forecast will not wipe them out. Anybody want to come and get some?

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by weila 05 Dec 2017
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about! as it is beautiful!
to me to go very far!
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by crafter2243 05 Dec 2017
Yes it would be.
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by nonna57 05 Dec 2017
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On my way . Just leaving Australia :)
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by crafter2243 05 Dec 2017
Guest room is ready.
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by marianb 05 Dec 2017
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I think you need to get your lemon recipes out. Can you cover the bush with sacking to keep the frost at bay..
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by gerryvb 05 Dec 2017
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oh I would love to come and make lemon pie/ lemonade and marmelade with you...........if wishes would come true......The tree is gorgeous
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by sewdeb 05 Dec 2017
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Wow! What a bumper crop! Wish I could come and enjoy some lemonade.
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by lilylady 05 Dec 2017
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How beautiful and I can just smell and taste them! Yum!
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by dragonflyer 05 Dec 2017
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Nice!
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by airyfairy 05 Dec 2017
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My DH eats at least 2 lemons a day. Wish I could come and get some. Rather a long journey from S. Africa 😀
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by asterixsew 05 Dec 2017
Yes but a fun trip
by toogie 07 Dec 2017
lol
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by Kampfzwerg 05 Dec 2017
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hello dear,
a couple years ago I rescued my flowering quincetree with a cotton bedsheet and a few clothes pegs over night. My neigbour came home very late that evening an got the fright of a lifetime by my wavering white bedsheet. It was late may. This cold period is called "Eisheilige" in Germany. The sheet must be sprayed with cold water to prevent the fruit or blooms to freeze.
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by crafter2243 05 Dec 2017
I will try that. Did not know about the water. Thank you
by Kampfzwerg 06 Dec 2017
It is called Igloo Effect.
by toogie 07 Dec 2017
We learn more than embroidering and sewing here on Cute. I never heard of spaying with water either.
by Kampfzwerg 07 Dec 2017
Several years ago we had a frost period in end of april while my cherrytree blossomed. It was to big to be covered. I sprayed the whole tree with water late that evening. The blossoms were brown next morning but it was enough protection for the pistils to develop fruit. That year it was the only cherrytree with plenty of fruit in the whole area.
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by kingmar 05 Dec 2017
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If you need lemon recipies just ask . My tree looks similar and much to my amazement it already has blossoms with this crazy weather we are having.
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by crafter2243 05 Dec 2017
Mine too and green ones.
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by spcekittrn 05 Dec 2017
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If you are stuck (how glorious) with all those lemons you can juice them and freeze the juice. It looks like you will have enough juice for about a year. That sounds yummy to me. Enjoy.
Jane
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by crafter2243 05 Dec 2017
I always freeze some. Put them into ice cube trays whenever I need some for cooking.
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by jrob 05 Dec 2017
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Lucky You!
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by sdrise 05 Dec 2017
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I will be right there hehe Beautiful crop and tree! Lucky you!
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by crafter2243 06 Dec 2017
Like I said. Guestroom is ready.
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by asterixsew 05 Dec 2017
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Just looks wonderful and must be a most useful tree to have in ones garden
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by rescuer 05 Dec 2017
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Let me just get my piggy-bank out... I will be there as soon as I have enough $$$
;)
It is a lovely tree and I have had a song in my head ever since I glanced at your post. lol
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by crafter2243 06 Dec 2017
dating yourself? Peter Paul and Mary
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by mooie24 06 Dec 2017
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Wow how lovely , I bet the smell is gorgeous xx
big hugs from London
Maria xx
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by toogie 07 Dec 2017
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I have a big glass bowl of these sitting on my table....not my tree, a friend brought them over.
Your tree looks like my friends, just loaded. Another friend has satsumas hanging,full on her tree like this. Have some of those too. Not only good to eat but pretty to look at too.
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by marianb 07 Dec 2017
What are Satsumas?
by Kampfzwerg 07 Dec 2017
Satsumas are a japanese hybrid from mandarins and oranges. They are sweet, seedless and easy to peel.
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by pennifold 07 Dec 2017
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When we were up at our friends' place in the Hunter a couple of weeks ago John and Deirdre had hundreds of lemons on their trees. I've got 40 sitting here in my fruit bowl and big glass vase! I love lemons and I'm with rescuer,
"Lemon tree, very pretty and the lemon flower is sweet, but the fruit of the poor lemon is impossible to eat"! Love Chris
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by marianb 07 Dec 2017
Thanks Chris now I have that song in my head. lol