March 11, 2013:
Newly Picked Indoor-Grown Bears Limes
in Juneau, Alaska...
Photographs of SE Alaska outdoors. Plus, sister sites "Sandra's Alaska Recipes" - http://sandrarecipeblogsite.blogspot.com/ and "Sandra's Artistry Alaska" retail site - http://sandraartistryalaska.com/...
| The large one on the left is the Meyer Lemon I'll be picking. The other two will remain on the vine until fully ripened in a few weeks... |
| One of the three indoor baby Bearss Seedless Limes on my other dwarf citrus tree... |
| This baby lime has been facing the sun a bit more than the others ~ time to rotate the tree... |
| This baby lime is looking rather stately ~ Haha... |
| Raindrops like glass on a blade of tall decorative grass... |
| Vibrant wild purple flower opening to the sunshine - it's just too bad it's an invasive species... |
| A couple of mosquitoes drinking the raindrops on the tall decorative grass blade before they evaporate... |
| One of many wild ferns transplanted to my flower garden slowly uncurling in the sun when I captured this photograph... |
| Raindrops mostly evaporating now... |
| Another stunning red columbine blossoming to life reaching for the sun... |
| Four full-sized meyer lemons in various ripening stages on my indoor dwarf citrus tree basking in the sun - finally... |
These are new blossoms on the Meyer Lemon Tree
that just appeared over this past week... |
| This is one of several new baby Meyer Lemons that appeared a couple of weeks ago from blossoms such as what is shown above... |
| These are two new baby Bearss Seedless Limes on my other drarf citrus tree ~ It's the first time this tree has produced limes, so needless to say,"I'm absolutely thrilled." |