Awesome!! One of the things I love when watching you all's videos is when things amaze you both.. I kept hearing Danny say look at that! Every time my husband and myself pick anything we are the same way!! Even after 40 yrs ( Dec 19th) of marriage and planting a garden every year when we pick our fruits and veggies we are amazed by God's perfect bounty.
The only thing more fun than watching Danny harvest all that fruit was watching that grin plastered all over not only his face but his whole body language. And Wanda’s! Truly, y’all are enjoying the WELL EARNED fruits of your labors!
I will sure miss my orange tree at the home I left 8/13. For 35 years if the mist delicious oranges. Nailed boxes to my family all over the U.S. In February, knowing it would be my last year, I stopped counting at 460 and lost track after that. Those nights of freeze, I'd go out and spray the tree down with a hose a couple times a night. Never lost too many. Luckily, we had very few days that the freeze held thru the day. I'm in Idaho now. Might order me your Louisiana orange tree but we don't get much above freezing right now. It would mostlikely die in transit right now. Thank you for the constant inspiration and knowledge. Y'all have become my family since losing my hubby of 48 years on 8/23. I always ate the pith, I'd slice off the thin layer of orange as it is not digestible Blessings
Sounds like y’all live in heaven on earth!! Seems you had a very blissful night with the melodious sound of rain, with lightening, watching deer...what peace! I want to get a greenhouse so bad...someday! It was 6 degrees here with the windchill-no big snowstorms yet, but they will be a coming!
Yall look so happy and contented with the oranges . Yall are real people you tell every thing like is Love the hens singing roosters crowing good old farm noises. Makes me feel like I'm home. Oh i almost forgot congrats on the 150 subscribers I got all into porch time and forgot.
Wow! That's great!! Thanks for sharing the harvest experience and taste testing! Bet that's great juice! Beautiful oasis! A bit of heaven on earth! Very motivating! We bought our farm 3 years ago and our goal is to replace the ornamental trees the previous owner planted with fruit bearing trees! God bless all your efforts! ~jc
Oh Danny & Wanda how spectacular- leaving a leaf on FABULOUS & haven't seen that for so many years, brings back great memories for me. TRUE FRUIT !!!!! Danny to see you smile & laugh is just great- I LOVE the colors of your walls & the décor looks amazing. Love your channel & please keep these videos coming. Cheers Denis - Australia ( Extreme heat over here in Oz at the moment & 1st December was our start of our Summer)
I planted a Miso Satsuma and Improved Meyer Lemon this year on the south side of the house. I couldn't help it and let them fruit. Got 11 satsumas. Awesome slip-skin. Next will be the lemons. I'm about 1 hour north of Houston. A friend closer to Houston has a lemon as tall as her house and gets 100's of lemons each year.
I'm in Massachusetts. Have a sun-filled window with a couple pepper plants. I don't have room for a citrus tree but totally enjoy watching your successes. God bless you two.
I have a navel orange tree, but the whiteflies destroyed the blooms a few yrs ago. Since then, 2 yrs now, we haven't had an orange grow on the tree. I use what they recommend for the tree spray and fertilizer, but no luck yet with oranges. Have a Wonderful & Blessed Day!
I am sitting here contemplating picking some of our naval oranges. Recently, I've been on some high powered antibiotics and needed some probiotics. I found these best tasting popsicles made from fermented oranges and mangos. They're expensive for how many come in the package, so I'm going to research how to make my own. We'll give some away and I'll slice and dehydrate some for hot tea. Orange zest is another thing I make and we eat a ton of them. As soon as the last orange is picked, the tree puts on new blooms and the whole area smells heavenly. The peels also make a great addition to vinegar and herbs for cleaning my house. Love the video, y'all look like you're having a blast. God bless y'all!
To make your oranges easier to peel, cut across the top where the stem is and remove it. Then score the whole orange in quarters around the orange from the top cut and then back up, turn the orange to the center of the other cut and make another like a cross. Then peel from the cut edge to the bottom where they cross. Grew up on 1000 acres of citrus in AZ, now living in NM and MISSING the heck out of my citrus. Looking for a cold tolerant orange tree for here, no luck so far. If you take the oranges and store them in a garage or root cellar where they stay cold but not freezing they will keep much longer. God bless
We grow satsumas here in Louisiana and the tree loads down with more than we can use in a year. The tree we have takes temperatures in the twenties with no serious issues.
128!!! That's awesome!! This I got to see too. Thank you for this video. We're thinking seriously about including some citrus soon. This video has been a godsend for us. He's always on time. Peace
Please come count mine, It looks like I have more oranges than leaves this year. Danny Great video! been doing what you are doing for weeks now on two trees. Orange trees produce so much and you are right this year is a bumper crop. Listen to Danny y'all try some Louisiana Oranges and Satsumas.
I just watched your dehydrated water video that was a great video I need a good laugh today that was awesome thank you, love your family in Ocala. I truly appreciate yall I've learned so much and continue to learn daily. Thank you for this video also.God bless you both
I had recipe that you put the pulp of the orange along with the juice in with the cranberries and made a sauce. An older gentleman gave me the recipe and it is dek
Those are beautiful 85 I was wrong we can have them in house. I guess we cou ld have with a green house I had big lemon tree until I got upset with and left outside for winter. I am getting tired of my fig it die s down then comes back from root it had 4 last year none this year. We have pears apples plums peaches cherries grapes so we are ok but we always want citrus
Growing citrus is great! We can't do it up here without a heated greenhouse and that just ain't happening for a pile of citrusy-goodness. Cost prohibitive. FYI - there's a TON of Vitamin C out in The Gardens. If you grow your own food, you're likely getting enough even without Citrus. Peppers, Kale, Broccoli, Brussels sprouts, Strawberries, Kiwi - these all have MORE vitamin C per unit weight than Oranges.
You are right there , medium to small Satsumas are the best , the large ones are not as good and more pulpy, Our trees produces large ones some years and small medium ones other years , all on the same tree !!!
I sure enjoy the videos you guys make and show with a bit of good effort you can enjoy the bounties of the land if you take the time and grow things you like to eat and not everything is done in a short period of time.
What a nice video guys. Happy to see you enjoy your harvest. I bought the peach tree that you'll recommend and trying it here in KY. Now I think I will get the orange tree.
You bring back my childhood memories of Christmas. My daddy would take us to the citrus packing house to buy several cases of fruit. My favorites were the small reject satsuma tangerines. Those ones had really loose skin. They were the sweetest.... but they couldnt ship them cross country because they were so ripe. My grapefruit tree gave and gave this year. Just pulled the last ones iff the tree. Frosts makes them dry and pithy. This week, i need to mulch the trees. Protecting roots from freeze is important. Last year i used bales of pine shavings, and it worked great.
I'm super jealous. I've got about 30 little walnut to ping pong ball sized calamondine oranges 🍊 on my potted tree. There were hundreds but its been dropping them since it put them on. Even just dropping a couple of the itty-bitty ones into hot water perfumes the whole house. The few that ripen I'm hoping to make orange chicken with. But oof! They are a sour seedy little critter! I ordered a key lime plant about 8 years ago that finally fruited last winter. I was so excited until it ripened into another calamondine orange 😳 I might go to a local chain nursery and just fork out the big bucks for one of their key limes. Or I'm thinking I might sweet talk my mother and aunty, that when they go south to stay the winter with my other aunty and uncle in Florida, to try to find me a small potted key lime. Or even a new finger lime. I got to try it last year and I really enjoyed the flavor and the little pops of the unique pulp. It comes out in little pearls of juicy lime. But I'm sure that plant will be out of my budget for awhile. Have a happy day!
Ummmm.... so guys can I move in an work for room an board ? Lol........Looks awesome guys....was getting the feeling of a great harvest here when u were picking the oranges Danny. Great job guys !! I see it was in the high 20's yesterday in wiggins.....hope ur greenhouses faired well. 😊 Getting our second small snow fall here today.
My neighbor has a tree that produces a half orange ,half lemon this tree is huge and was loaded this year! They are full of juice and are awesome to juice or cook with
I would like to get one or 2 of those Louisiana Orange trees . Think they will do well in Swainsboro, Georgia...if so how could I purchase them. We are getting in 30s all week this week. You guys are great! Thanks for you videos. Some times I have to watch in spurts due to working fulll time and running our own little farm. Appreciate all you guys do we do know 1st hand all the time it takes. If I were brave at 56 I'd retire and Farm full time but medical insurance is scary not to have. Pretty healthy but you never know. My husband Robert has 4 years till retirement and it's going to be great Father willing. You are so right growing your own ad eating you own non chemical food is Heaven. Blessings to you Both.
I'm so impressed by that orange tree. Just wondering a few things; did you fertilizer it and how old is the tree??? Thanks as always for another great video.
It would have been cool if you were an extension teacher or a professor at a school part time. I know your schedule doesn't permit it but you could teach an online course or be a featured guest speaker. Most learning is remote right now anyway.
If you've got electricity in the greenhouse, I wonder if a slightly warm electric blanket over that lemon tree at night and around the pot base during the day (so it would still get sunlight) would buy you a lot more time for it to ripen.
Do you think Miss Wanda would do a video on how she preserves the orange peels. She may have done that in the past, but it would good for me anyway, to see her methods.
I picked some of my satsumas as early as July and they were okay. Not awesome, but good enough for a taste. I also don't worry too much about this cold. I have always left them on and they do fine for the most part. I'm having the same weather as y'all are. I also find, sometimes, the smaller satsumas to be more sweet and less pithy. The large ones tend to be kinda dehydrated, but not always. This year's crop is all around sweet.
That’s an awesome harvest! You have encouraged me to try raising citrus myself. Be in Louisiana I don’t know why I haven’t tried to raise the Louisiana oranges. I will definitely do that. Do you know a good variety of lemons to grow in my state? I’m in north La. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences and knowledge gleaned.
Is that the Brand Tree called Louisiana Early??? I have one in a Pot i just got and trying to decide if i shoul plant it in the Ground now or leave in the Pot till next Spring. What you think? Great Video also. :)
I want to grow peaches lemons and pears but I am sure they wouldn't make it in the area I live as we get harsh winters. I looked at growes solutions they dont ship to our area on some items.
Awesome!! One of the things I love when watching you all's videos is when things amaze you both.. I kept hearing Danny say look at that! Every time my husband and myself pick anything we are the same way!! Even after 40 yrs ( Dec 19th) of marriage and planting a garden every year when we pick our fruits and veggies we are amazed by God's perfect bounty.
Good looking oranges. I can almost smell the orange aroma 😊❤️🙏
WOW! WOW! WOW! Y’all have no idea how inspiring you are to so many!!! Citrus trees are now on my “must have” lists😍
Amazing amount of oranges on that little tree. It's great to see you guys enjoying some of the fruits of your labor, pun intended.
For anyone who can't grow oranges outside, plant roses for rose hips=vitamin C. Beautiful and useful.
I grew a miniature orange tree and a lemon tree in my bathroom. It has a skylight they love the mist and humidity from the shower
D Brant, did any fruit?
So very “sweet!”
Love love love!
Can’t wait to see what miss Wanda does with the peels!
The only thing more fun than watching Danny harvest all that fruit was watching that grin plastered all over not only his face but his whole body language. And Wanda’s! Truly, y’all are enjoying the WELL EARNED fruits of your labors!
I will sure miss my orange tree at the home I left 8/13. For 35 years if the mist delicious oranges. Nailed boxes to my family all over the U.S. In February, knowing it would be my last year, I stopped counting at 460 and lost track after that. Those nights of freeze, I'd go out and spray the tree down with a hose a couple times a night. Never lost too many. Luckily, we had very few days that the freeze held thru the day. I'm in Idaho now. Might order me your Louisiana orange tree but we don't get much above freezing right now. It would mostlikely die in transit right now.
Thank you for the constant inspiration and knowledge. Y'all have become my family since losing my hubby of 48 years on 8/23. I always ate the pith, I'd slice off the thin layer of orange as it is not digestible
Blessings
Sounds like y’all live in heaven on earth!! Seems you had a very blissful night with the melodious sound of rain, with lightening, watching deer...what peace!
I want to get a greenhouse so bad...someday! It was 6 degrees here with the windchill-no big snowstorms yet, but they will be a coming!
Awesome! We are in zone 5, so our citrus has to stay in pots. Beautiful oranges. The Hoss tool bucket would make a great gift. Thanks for sharing.
We have a link in the description below for hoss tools
Yall look so happy and contented with the oranges . Yall are real people you tell every thing like is
Love the hens singing roosters crowing good old farm noises. Makes me feel like I'm home. Oh i almost forgot congrats on the 150 subscribers
I got all into porch time and forgot.
Those fruit trees look beautiful
Wow! That's great!! Thanks for sharing the harvest experience and taste testing! Bet that's great juice! Beautiful oasis! A bit of heaven on earth! Very motivating! We bought our farm 3 years ago and our goal is to replace the ornamental trees the previous owner planted with fruit bearing trees! God bless all your efforts! ~jc
Oh Danny & Wanda how spectacular- leaving a leaf on FABULOUS & haven't seen that for so many years, brings back great memories for me. TRUE FRUIT !!!!! Danny to see you smile & laugh is just great- I LOVE the colors of your walls & the décor looks amazing. Love your channel & please keep these videos coming. Cheers Denis - Australia ( Extreme heat over here in Oz at the moment & 1st December was our start of our Summer)
WOW! God has blessed you and you family Danny through your FAITH!
Nothing like fresh vitamin C
Wow!! That's more than 60' And that's for sure. Looks like in the 90's.. Congratulations!! I adore seeing increases. Peace.
Thank you dear Brother & Sister!
Thank you for all the time and detail you spend on educating us all. ❤
I planted a Miso Satsuma and Improved Meyer Lemon this year on the south side of the house. I couldn't help it and let them fruit. Got 11 satsumas. Awesome slip-skin. Next will be the lemons. I'm about 1 hour north of Houston. A friend closer to Houston has a lemon as tall as her house and gets 100's of lemons each year.
Yummy!!!! Love the Hoss bucket!!!
I'm in Massachusetts. Have a sun-filled window with a couple pepper plants. I don't have room for a citrus tree but totally enjoy watching your successes. God bless you two.
I have a navel orange tree, but the whiteflies destroyed the blooms a few yrs ago. Since then, 2 yrs now, we haven't had an orange grow on the tree. I use what they recommend for the tree spray and fertilizer, but no luck yet with oranges. Have a Wonderful & Blessed Day!
You have been blessed with abundantly more! Those look delicious 🍊🍊🍊🍊
Morning! Fun and amazing video this mornin! Wanda, I can't wait for your orange peel video!
So proud guys!!! Amazing!
I am sitting here contemplating picking some of our naval oranges. Recently, I've been on some high powered antibiotics and needed some probiotics. I found these best tasting popsicles made from fermented oranges and mangos. They're expensive for how many come in the package, so I'm going to research how to make my own. We'll give some away and I'll slice and dehydrate some for hot tea. Orange zest is another thing I make and we eat a ton of them. As soon as the last orange is picked, the tree puts on new blooms and the whole area smells heavenly. The peels also make a great addition to vinegar and herbs for cleaning my house. Love the video, y'all look like you're having a blast. God bless y'all!
It is always good to watch a vid that makes you smile :-)
To make your oranges easier to peel, cut across the top where the stem is and remove it. Then score the whole orange in quarters around the orange from the top cut and then back up, turn the orange to the center of the other cut and make another like a cross. Then peel from the cut edge to the bottom where they cross. Grew up on 1000 acres of citrus in AZ, now living in NM and MISSING the heck out of my citrus. Looking for a cold tolerant orange tree for here, no luck so far. If you take the oranges and store them in a garage or root cellar where they stay cold but not freezing they will keep much longer. God bless
Thanks for the info. This orange has handled it down in the twenties.
I cut oranges into rings, then open the ring to eat. Ya'll's taste test has my mouth watering!!
Wish we could grow these up in northern New Mexico. Great Harvest ! Love and Light to you ALL, Shalom.
You are a great teacher. Thank you! Always enjoy your videos.
WOW! That's amazing! 128 oranges! God is good!
We grow satsumas here in Louisiana and the tree loads down with more than we can use in a year. The tree we have takes temperatures in the twenties with no serious issues.
128!!! That's awesome!! This I got to see too. Thank you for this video. We're thinking seriously about including some citrus soon. This video has been a godsend for us. He's always on time. Peace
Please come count mine, It looks like I have more oranges than leaves this year. Danny Great video! been doing what you are doing for weeks now on two trees. Orange trees produce so much and you are right this year is a bumper crop. Listen to Danny y'all try some Louisiana Oranges and Satsumas.
Looking forward to your videos using citrus peels and seeds.
Wow, that’s amazing producer! I need me a greenhouse now! Thanks for sharing all your knowledge with us! God Bless!
Truly Amazing .... Ty for Sharing 🍊🍊🍊🧡🧡🧡
Those are looking beautiful, well done
I just watched your dehydrated water video that was a great video I need a good laugh today that was awesome thank you, love your family in Ocala. I truly appreciate yall I've learned so much and continue to learn daily. Thank you for this video also.God bless you both
I had recipe that you put the pulp of the orange along with the juice in with the cranberries and made a sauce. An older gentleman gave me the recipe and it is dek
Those are beautiful 85 I was wrong we can have them in house. I guess we cou ld have with a green house I had big lemon tree until I got upset with and left outside for winter. I am getting tired of my fig it die s down then comes back from root it had 4 last year none this year. We have pears apples plums peaches cherries grapes so we are ok but we always want citrus
Good Morning Danny and Wandra it still dark in N.C at5.42. You oranges look good . And it cold here too 27.
They look amazing..enjoy.
This was fun to watch as usual, but I had to laugh out loud at the executive decision part LOL
I think....know you are blessed! Yummm
That tree is amazing!! Wish we could grow that in Chicago!!
I'll have to try pots!
Growing citrus is great! We can't do it up here without a heated greenhouse and that just ain't happening for a pile of citrusy-goodness. Cost prohibitive.
FYI - there's a TON of Vitamin C out in The Gardens. If you grow your own food, you're likely getting enough even without Citrus. Peppers, Kale, Broccoli, Brussels sprouts, Strawberries, Kiwi - these all have MORE vitamin C per unit weight than Oranges.
The bigger the samsuma, the less sweet tasting they are. The oranges are so good and are so good for orange juice.
You are right there , medium to small Satsumas are the best , the large ones are not as good and more pulpy, Our trees produces large ones some years and small medium ones other years , all on the same tree !!!
I sure enjoy the videos you guys make and show with a bit of good effort you can enjoy the bounties of the land if you take the time and grow things you like to eat and not everything is done in a short period of time.
That is awesome y'all!! I am gonna have to get a green house so I can get an orange tree!
That’s awesome!
What a nice video guys. Happy to see you enjoy your harvest. I bought the peach tree that you'll recommend and trying it here in KY. Now I think I will get the orange tree.
Marmalade and fresh baked fruit cake
I'm harvesting mine right now in Kansas.Naval Orange's and Meyer lemon . Mine are in greenhouse
I
You bring back my childhood memories of Christmas. My daddy would take us to the citrus packing house to buy several cases of fruit. My favorites were the small reject satsuma tangerines. Those ones had really loose skin. They were the sweetest.... but they couldnt ship them cross country because they were so ripe.
My grapefruit tree gave and gave this year. Just pulled the last ones iff the tree. Frosts makes them dry and pithy.
This week, i need to mulch the trees. Protecting roots from freeze is important. Last year i used bales of pine shavings, and it worked great.
I'm super jealous. I've got about 30 little walnut to ping pong ball sized calamondine oranges 🍊 on my potted tree. There were hundreds but its been dropping them since it put them on.
Even just dropping a couple of the itty-bitty ones into hot water perfumes the whole house.
The few that ripen I'm hoping to make orange chicken with. But oof! They are a sour seedy little critter!
I ordered a key lime plant about 8 years ago that finally fruited last winter. I was so excited until it ripened into another calamondine orange 😳
I might go to a local chain nursery and just fork out the big bucks for one of their key limes. Or I'm thinking I might sweet talk my mother and aunty, that when they go south to stay the winter with my other aunty and uncle in Florida, to try to find me a small potted key lime.
Or even a new finger lime.
I got to try it last year and I really enjoyed the flavor and the little pops of the unique pulp. It comes out in little pearls of juicy lime. But I'm sure that plant will be out of my budget for awhile.
Have a happy day!
That’s awesome! I want to try and grow one , we are in South Arkansas
Count you blessings
That is simple amazing!!awesome harvest
How about pruning some cuttings and striking them up in the greenhouse?
Multiply that citrus goodness around the homestead
That rooster is laughing? Haha. Love it.
Thanks for sharing you little slice of heaven ❤️
Have you thought of thermal heat for the greenhouses, there's a fella that grows citrus trees in Nebraska using it.
Ummmm.... so guys can I move in an work for room an board ? Lol........Looks awesome guys....was getting the feeling of a great harvest here when u were picking the oranges Danny. Great job guys !! I see it was in the high 20's yesterday in wiggins.....hope ur greenhouses faired well. 😊 Getting our second small snow fall here today.
Yeah it got pretty chilly.
My neighbor has a tree that produces a half orange ,half lemon this tree is huge and was loaded this year! They are full of juice and are awesome to juice or cook with
Inspiring!
Lord blessed you with beautiful tree bearing fruit
Lovely👍💝
Wow--wonderful harvest.
That’s awesome. I wish I could grow mine in the ground. I have them in containers and have to bring them indoors when it gets cold out.
I'm in zone 4a & have 2 growing in pots in front of my picture window. They'll go back outside in June.
Well done
Good morning, Danny and Wanda! I'll be more than happy to keep an eye out for acreage around here.🥰
Where do you live.
Looks like Satsuma. I bet they are delicious. 🍊
Beautiful!
Now I wonder what the nutrition value is for both.
Wow!
Wow!😮Does Wanda have a recipe for 🍊 Orange Marmalade she can share with us 😯? 😋
128 congrats
I would like to get one or 2 of those Louisiana Orange trees . Think they will do well in Swainsboro, Georgia...if so how could I purchase them. We are getting in 30s all week this week. You guys are great! Thanks for you videos. Some times I have to watch in spurts due to working fulll time and running our own little farm. Appreciate all you guys do we do know 1st hand all the time it takes. If I were brave at 56 I'd retire and Farm full time but medical insurance is scary not to have. Pretty healthy but you never know. My husband Robert has 4 years till retirement and it's going to be great Father willing. You are so right growing your own ad eating you own non chemical food is Heaven. Blessings to you Both.
I bought mine at walmart.
Nice!! super impressive Guys! I
I'm so impressed by that orange tree. Just wondering a few things; did you fertilizer it and how old is the tree??? Thanks as always for another great video.
Yes we fertilize it. It is around ten years old.
@@DeepSouthHomestead Thank you
Awesome
It would have been cool if you were an extension teacher or a professor at a school part time. I know your schedule doesn't permit it but you could teach an online course or be a featured guest speaker. Most learning is remote right now anyway.
If you've got electricity in the greenhouse, I wonder if a slightly warm electric blanket over that lemon tree at night and around the pot base during the day (so it would still get sunlight) would buy you a lot more time for it to ripen.
Orange marmalade recipe please?
I thought about 120 off the top
That’s because of how many you said you had last year
Very nice . How many years to get fruit from both plants it I plant them . Thanks for sharing
The greenhouse was the first year we planted. The orange outside was two years after we planted it.
That’s great guys! How old is the Orange tree? Do you have to prune them?
This one's about ten years old. They will self prune or you can prune them to the shape that you desire.
Thanks!
Do you think Miss Wanda would do a video on how she preserves the orange peels. She may have done that in the past, but it would good for me anyway, to see her methods.
We just put up a video on it.
@@DeepSouthHomestead I saw that, Thank you from my heart.
Where’s the best place local to us to get citrus? (Hancock Co here)
Do you have to grow more than one Louisiana orange? Satsuma?
Love all your videos. Thanks for sharing.
I don't.
I picked some of my satsumas as early as July and they were okay. Not awesome, but good enough for a taste. I also don't worry too much about this cold. I have always left them on and they do fine for the most part. I'm having the same weather as y'all are. I also find, sometimes, the smaller satsumas to be more sweet and less pithy. The large ones tend to be kinda dehydrated, but not always. This year's crop is all around sweet.
That’s an awesome harvest! You have encouraged me to try raising citrus myself. Be in Louisiana I don’t know why I haven’t tried to raise the Louisiana oranges. I will definitely do that. Do you know a good variety of lemons to grow in my state? I’m in north La. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences and knowledge gleaned.
Most lemons are very succeptable to being froze they take a lot of care.
@@DeepSouthHomestead Thank you for the advice. I think I’ll wait on the lemon, then and just focus on some oranges, then.
nice
Is that the Brand Tree called Louisiana Early??? I have one in a Pot i just got and trying to decide if i shoul plant it in the Ground now or leave in the Pot till next Spring. What you think? Great Video also. :)
I want to grow peaches lemons and pears but I am sure they wouldn't make it in the area I live as we get harsh winters. I looked at growes solutions they dont ship to our area on some items.
And thanks I guess I shall try containers