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March 11, 2013: Newly Picked Indoor-Grown Bears Limes in Juneau, Alaska...

March 11, 2013: 

Newly Picked Indoor-Grown Bears Limes
in Juneau, Alaska...

Always bittersweet to pick ripe citrus off my 2 indoor trees.
These 2 lovely bears seedless limes
are a whoppin' 3"x2"s.

Also, had to prune both lemon and lime trees a tad prior
to the upcoming blooming season...

August 25, 2012: My Much-Loved Indoor Dwarf Citrus Trees Bearing Fruit in Juneau, Alaska...


August 25, 2012:

A beautiful, sunny day here in Juneau, Alaska,
and it's even going to be more fantastic as I
pick one of my fully ripened indoor Meyer Lemons that's
a whoppin' 3" long and 2-1/4" wide...

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...

June 21, 2012: Welcoming sunshine making an appearance in Juneau, Alaska...

June 21, 2012:

Wild and domestic plants 
alike welcoming 
much-desired sunshine in Juneau, Alaska...

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...
Two bearss lime babies (the one on top is a bit more mature),
which are among about 40 in total just now,
although only approximately 5% have made it to
full-ripening fruition on the dwarf citrus trees over the past years,
so I'm frantically working to improve those statistics...

June 2, 2012: Finally, a few peaks of sunshine in Juneau, Alaska...

June 2, 2012:

It's amazing what just a glimpse of sunshine 
will do in Juneau, Alaska...

My 30+ year old rhododendron's first bloom... 

Many more blooms are on their way...

Meyer lemons ripening on my indoor dwarf citrus tree...

My bearss lime has a whole lotta new babies too...

October 18, 2011: MY INDOOR CITRUS TREES IN 2011...

October 18, 2011:

My indoor dwarf citrus trees produce regular-sized fruit.  Both are producing this year 
(it's the second year for the Meyer Lemon tree, and first year for the Bearss Seedless Lime tree) ~ They're both 4 years old...

Meyer Lemons...


Bearss Seedless Limes...

May 2, 2011: Update on my dwarf citrus trees...

My four-year-old dwarf 
indoor-potted citrus trees...

My Dwarf Meyer Lemon Tree ~ 
the lemon in the forefront will be ready to be picked 
once it has a slight orange hue to it, 
and the one in the foreground still has a way to go 
as it has not fully turned bright yellow yet 
(to get to this stage these have taken a little over one year...

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."

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