Congratulation, Your tree looks very nice and healthy. It is always fun when your plants grow well. I have just started giving my trees a lot more food and water this spring through summer and WOW what a difference it makes.

I just planted my sweet lee tangerine seed 1-1-13 and here it is now after good feeding and watering..

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I hope your tree grows trouble free for you from now on.

I thought is was so neat to see a thread show success and what you did for this success that a lot of other would share their successes to. I enjoyed it.

mrclint Could you post a pic showing the entire tree. I would like to see it. I f you want to see my pics you can open access to my photobucket by clicking on the picture above. My pics are public

Steve

poncirusguy, I bought this tree and planted it in a prominent spot off my back porch. The variegated foliage was initially very appealing. But the tree just sat there and did almost nothing but bloom a little periodically. It had me soured (pun intended) on variegated citrus in general. Now it is living up to its potential, and is truly an edible ornamental.

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It's absolutely beautiful....It makes me want to live in an area like yours//I hear you can grow just about anything there and I would be in paradise...

Great work and what a beautiful looking fruit!

Mike

Beautiful, mrclint. They can be a little temperamental and not the hardiest cultivar, but you've done a splendid job. Beautiful tree and beautiful fruit.

Patty S.

Thanks for posting . Look great and well balanced.

Steve

Hi Mrclint:

Love your pictures. Here are a few of my Pink Lemonade:

The first is after the historic freeze of 2010:

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Here is a picture of it from two months ago (it has grown even more now):

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Regards,

Peter in Tucson

Oh my gosh, Peter. How devastating, but what a nice recovery! And, up against a brick wall no less. I'm surprised this tree was able to recover with that must frost damage. Well done.

Patty S.

Thanks. Yes, that was a bummer of a winter. Perhaps later today I will -- in a separate post -- show the remainder of my other citrus trees, before and now so to speak. Hopefully, this winter will be warmer than in the past -- I am tired of putting up frost protection each January/February here in TUS. :-)

P.

Are you sure that is the same tree?????
You didn't cheat? lol Amazing P.!!!
Great job!!

pgde, that tree looked like a total goner. It has to win the comeback tree of the year award. :)

Well done, Mr. Clint!

Squeezed a pink lemon just today. Good tasting fruit, and pretty.

My sister has a tree that has been steadily productive with nothing but intermittent watering.

This post was edited by yukkuri_kame on Thu, Aug 15, 13 at 5:39

Typical cold front for me. Every thing had better be inside