2018 Photo Project January 18, 2018

2018 Photo Project

Photo #18

Anne's Meyer Lemon Tree

 

Our wonderful friend and neighbor

who lives down the way called me

yesterday to come get some lemons.

So I did....a huge bag full to use in

allthe Marmalades I want to make

and to share with other friends...

I may have to go back and get more.

I love making marmalades.

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I was in a jam.......

 

 

Actually I was making marmalade! 

Meyer Lemon-Blood Orange Marmalade!

 

One of nine little jars    1-6-2015

 

Our Meyer lemon tree has six lemons

on it this year.....two were ripe so I

combined them with eight little Blood oranges

from our local organic co-op to make

this absolutely scrumptious marmalade!

Rather time consuming, but well

worth the effort! I'll be sharing a bit!

Cheers and have a great day!

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Six Words and Sunday Shadows!!! December 6-7, 2014

Soon I will make Lemon Marmalade!!

Meyer Lemon Marmalade is the best!

 Our Meyer Lemon tree lives in the Art hall

during our cold winter months...

Here's the largest lemon so far....

We have a total of six lemons this year...

last year we only had two, but I managed 

to make about 8 small jars...and actually

shared a few! Just imagine how many more

I can make this year!

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Saunter over Six Word Saturday and then

sashay over to Shadow Shot Sunday to enjoy

what other folks have to say and how!

Have a great day!

It's Time for Awww Mondays! May 19, 2014

Baby plants can be cute too!

Last April we bought a Meyer Lemon tree

and managed to harvest 2 lemons.

This year our tree is loaded with

blossoms and since it is inside still

we have been busy as bees. In other

words we have been the pollinators

armed not with scopas. We have 

to be artistic pollinators armed

with tiny paint brushes. 

Meyer Lemon Tree in Bloom

May 10, 2014

So far we have well over 15 tiny lemons. 

That will add up to lots on 

lemony delights later on this year! 

Right now we can smell the lemony

fragrance  throughout the house.

Two Tiny Lemons Not Quite an Inch

May 10, 2014 

Scopa of a Halictid bee; the entire hind leg and abdomen carry pollen

Cheers and have a busy day!