They have been ripening inside.
Some will have the gifts of the Epiphany tomorrow. We will have the gifts of the kumquat.
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2 comments:
These kumquats look delicious - I have never had one.
Dear Deb,
Do try a Kumquat! Somewhat sour but they are tiny and I love tiny fruit. I bought the Kumquat tree last January. It is known as a lucky plant. It symbolizes prosperity. I am slowly acquiring the lucky plants of the Asian culture. Last summer I put the tree outside on the deck and it bloomed. Hummingbirds went to it. I think the photos are in July archives. One day we received 6 inches of rain and the Kumquat was too wet. I was a fraid I had lost it!
We did everything we could think of and it did lose many leaves but it survived the drowing. This spring I will repot and put it back on the deck. I have a clementine tree growing inside I started from seeds. It will be a few years before it is big enough to bloom and produce fruit. I love having trees in the house. The problem is we have a small house! I have thought about a green house but I would have to give up growing space. I would rather give up a piece of furniture. After all how many chairs can we sit in at one time?
~Q~
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