*Miniature Citrus Trees* Bring some sun inside all winter long with varieties of tart and tasty dwarf citrus you can grow indoors.
Think that fragrant blooms and brightly colored fruits are just a summertime treat? Miniature citrus trees can flourish into the winter. All they need is a bright sunny spot indoors and a little bit of TLC. Many varieties have been bred so that they can be planted in containers and brought inside for the winter. And if you choose wisely, you may even get a crop of delicious fruit that you can eat right off your own tree or share with friends. Meyer lemon—a cross between a sweet orange and a lemon—is one of the most popular mini citrus trees. "The large, rich-flavored Meyer lemons can hang on the tree for a long time, like enormous gold jewels" says April Gonzales of April Gonzales Garden Design in Southampton, New York. "When they flower, the fragrance is extraordinary." Other miniature trees that are good bets for producing flowers and fruit indoors include the kaffir lime, Meiwa kumquat and calamondin (its fruit has a tartlime-orange flavor). -- Welcome TO dimpill's gang! This is the Best Place to Hang around.We Give u the Best in Latest News, jokes, Funny Pics,Wallpapers,latest buzz and Much More! JOIn Now. Connect your World with Us join Now http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dimpill_gang/join Affiliated group from dimpill_gang for Only Adult Mails http://groups.yahoo.com/group/fantazies/join
