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...

July 9, 2012: Freshly Picked Ripe Indoor Meyer Lemon Today...

July 9, 2012: 

Today was my lucky day, I love it when I'm able to pick 

a fully ripe Meyer Lemon

from my indoor dwarf citrus tree in Juneau, Alaska.

Three more continue to ripen at different stages on the vine.

My other dwarf citrus tree produces Seedless Bearss Limes 

that are babies just now, so it will be about 

six months until those precious jewels are ready to harvest...

July 24-September 17 2010: Meyer Lemons on my Dwarf Tree - Status Update...

July 24, 2010:
Update on my indoor potted dwarf meyer lemon tree...

These were new baby meyer lemons that first appeared in the past couple of days and measure about 1/2" each.  All but two fell off the tree since this photograph was taken, but see how the remaining are continuing to mature below... 

The following are two surviving meyer lemons,
and they later measure nearly 2 inches on September 17, 2010.
I can't wait until they are completely ripe...

This new baby meyer lemon just appeared a  couple of weeks ago 
and it already measures nearly 1/2" today on September 17, 2010.  
How exciting is that? 


Update:  I just found that this photo was featured at:  http://www.whyy.org/91FM/ybyg/ on 11-15-10 
to my surprise from my flicker account.