Hi Neighbors!
We are having a great time now that spring seems to have come upon us. We even have a few flowers blooming, and my daughter is planning her garden. I just have to tell you about a Meyer Lemon Tree that we received from Fast-Growing-Trees. Right now it is on my front porch. We are trying to decide whether to plant it in the yard or to just put it in a nice pot that we can move in next winter. I am thinking more towards a nice pot. Right now it does not look like much, but it appears very healthy. See the pictures below.
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| Here is my little tree. Please remember that it had leaves when it came in! |
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| Here is what my little tree will eventually look like! |
Let me tell you one way that I know I received a healthy plant. The tree came in right after we left on our trip to Florida. Unfortunately I was not aware I would miss it. Anyway, we have a friend who collects our mail and packages and puts them in the house for us. He did not open and water the Meyer Lemon Tree for 2 weeks. He then opened it and watered it for me. It still looks good. I am amazed! I was afraid I might have to write a post about my poor, dead tree. I can't wait to see how well it grows, and to get some lemons from it.
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| It is growing! |
Are you planning to purchase some fruit trees this year? Be sure to check out Fast-Growing-Trees.com. They also have evergreens, shade trees, flowering trees, privacy trees, and shrubs and hedges. I have been checking out their site, and they have alot of interesting trees and bushes. I wouldn't mind a free berry bushes this year! Be sure before making a purchase that you check out their zone chart that gives you information on which plants will grow in your zone. They also have a replacement plan should your tree die within 1 year of purchase. If it dies within 90 days you receive a 75% credit towards new plants, and if it dies after 90 days but within one year you will receive a 50% credit toward future purchases. Not bad!
I hope my neighbors will take a few minutes and check out Fast-Growing-Trees.com. See if they have something you are interested in. You just might find the plant that you are looking for.
Disclosure:I received no monetary compensation for this post. I did receive a Meyer Lemon Tree for review purposes. All thoughts and opinions are entirely mine.
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