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Here's a shot of my progress so far. I have about 30 seedlings ( 5 promised to a friend). I still have about 10 varieties I will be planting in a few weeks. I raised the light a few inches so I could take a photo.
Tim very nice looking seedlings. Your season is looking good. Yeah I do the same, some of my seedlings are going to others. I even started black pearl and lemon drop pushing my four plant limit this season to 6. Looking forward to more pics as the season goes on.
The seedlings are looking good! Is each one a different variety? Wow!! I only have 6 going now.. Alma Paprika which I got through trade with you (thanks again!) is doing the best so far.. it's double the size of the Czech Black (thanks Peppermeister!).. then I just started Numex Twilight & Sweet Bananas mid Feb (thanks Esox07).. plus the Jalapeno & Cayenne overwintering.
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He said, "As followers of Jesus Christ we should not partake in deeds that go against our religion. Accordingly, you should do not take part in yoga, thai chai or reiki. Do not put your soul in jeopardy for the sake of these contemptable things [sic]."
A local yoga teacher said she was offended by the remarks, describing them as over the top.
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Any luck with citrus outdoors in Zone 9a??
I don't have a green house and I'm not going to be bringing plants inside in the winter. With that in mind, I'd love to have more citrus if I can make it work.
I've already got Eureka Lemon, Meyer Lemon, Bearss Lime and Kaffir Lime. The Eureka has been in the ground for 20 years or so and often gives me a good crop, (Some years I get mush from a freeze, so this year I strung C7 christmas lights around it to see if I can prevent a recurrence of the freeze loss.) The Meyer and the two limes are newish and haven't given me any fruits yet. I think I am going to drape them with something like Cloud Cover when it gets a bit colder.
Anyway, I'm curious to know if anyone has had any luck with anything else outside in this zone....
You should be able to grow most citrus. My understanding is that lemon and lime are some of the most freeze sensitive citrus. With a little protection and some freeze losses you probably have the routine down already. In many areas there can be a really severe freeze every 10-30 years. But usually the trees survive and produce again after a year or two.
Well that is good news.
I somehow thought citrus was marginal here, and I thought the lemons and limes were the least problematic. Guess I had it all upside down..... Hmmmmph.....
Guess I will just try some others and see how they do.
Thanks for the help.
There are some very cold hardy lemons and limes but the four varieties mentioned by Susan are not cold hardy. Four Winds nursery says they need protection below 30-32F. One of the primary determining factors is whether the trees continue to grow during cold weather.
As a group mandrins are most cold tolerant followed by oranges and grapefruit. Lemons and limes like Meyer and Kaffir are least cold tolerant.
Well, I've got what I've got and so I'm going to have to work with them, even if they weren't the best choices I could have made. They certainly are what show up pretty frequently in the nurseries around here, but of course we've all learned the hard way that that doesn't mean much:-((
Today my local favorite nursery (where I picked up some frost fabric) had a semi-dwarf Tarocco in a 1-gal for $14.95, that was tempting, but I'm gonna keep looking around and see if I can find an appropriate true dwarf....
Given that you have a Eureka that has worked for 20 years, I'd be trying all kinds of citrus. You must have a pretty good location. I wasn't being critical of your choices. It all looks positive to me.
Some lemons and limes are listed as being hardy to 10-15F. But absolutely not what you have. Some mandrins are listed at 24-28F, but others at 32F. Many oranges are listed as 28F. Grapefruit are mostly 28F, a few 32F. Of your four Bearss is the hardiest at 30F. The other three are listed as needed protection below 32F.
What I should have said but didn't is that there is a reason the really hardy citrus isn't much sold or grown in a good citrus area like yours. Namely that the fruit is very subpar compared to the cold sensitive types. There are mandrins that are hardy into the teens, maybe even single digits, but it's hardly fit to eat. I'd bet the same is true for the very hardy limes and lemons.
Just a heads up that Key lime especially is very frost sensitive, so although you should be able to grow them in your zone just keep in mind you will probably have to protect them(cover them and maybe string some Christmas lights for added heat). We've had record breaking winter temps this last winter and my neighbors lime trees(18 yrs old) were killed to the ground because of several nights of 24-30ð weather. I live in zone 9a as well and I lost several fruit trees to the freeze...and some of them I covered and heated.
Best of luck!
"Yes, Susan, you have it right. Lemons & limes are the most tolerant of cold."
I'll give you the benefit of the doubt as you don't live in a citrus zone like I do and aren't growing any citrus outside in the ground. Portland, OR may be z8a but it is not the same z8a as a Gulf Coast z8a either in winter cold or summer heat. In the Gulf Coast freezes last only a few hours at most. In Portland they can last for days. Citrus can't survive a freeze of more than a few hours unprotected in the ground.
Surely you meant to say:
"NO, Susan, you have it WRONG. Lemons & limes are the LEAST tolerant of cold."
Only the meyer lemon has any cold tolerance what so ever. It is good to maybe a few hours of 24F. Any lower and it is toast. I sold dozens of lime tree this spring since we had a freeze to 19F that killed all the in ground lime trees around here last winter. Beware, the big boxes will sell you trees not hardy enough to plant in the ground.
Here is a link that might be useful: mrtexas
"There are some very cold hardy lemons and limes but the four varieties mentioned by Susan are not cold hardy. Four Winds nursery says they need protection below 30-32F. One of the primary determining factors is whether the trees continue to grow during cold weather."
There are none that I know of other than meyer lemon hardy to a few hours of 24F.
Greetings here from SE Texas 500 miles north of the Texas citrus belt where satsumas are higher quality than when grown in warmer climates. Even here, satsumas can't survive unprotected indefinately. All were killed rootstock and all in the great Christmas freeze of 1989 to 10F with upwards of 48 hours of freezing weather.
Mr Texas...I am so glad to hear you say that Meyer lemon are
able to take 24ð for a few hours. I just this April planted my 4-5 yr. old dwarf Meyer lemon in ground. On a "normal" winter in Central FL we normally see only a few nights of freeze and rarely get below 26ð-28ð. I'm hoping since we had a very unusually cold/brutal winter this past year, we'll get a break this year? It would be nice not to have to cover it.
Susan I know where you live and you do have it right. You can and should grow Owari satsuma mandarin orange which will give you the most consistent citrus crop. They were the only citrus to survive locally, the great freeze of December 1991, where the temperature fell to 12 degrees four nights in a row. Al
Thanks, Al. That is exactly (EXACTLY) what I wanted to know. I will see if I can find one. Yesterday I took a roll of concrete reinforcing wire and made cages to go around my young Kaffir Lemon and my young Meyer Lemon (so I can put some row cover material around them,) and I put some C7 Christmas lights under the Eureka Lemon on a timer so they would be on at night. (Wouldn't you know of course that we're having another warm spell, but....it will change.)
But I have the perfect spot for one more, so I'm going to see if I can find that Owari around here somewhere.
I live in zone 9a (Gulf coast, sw of New Orleans) and all my citrus is in the ground (22 trees). I have found the best protection on those nights below 28 deg or so is to set up sprinklers and to run them until the trees are coated with a layer of ice. The remaining fruit is ruined, but the trees are relatively unharmed. My lemon trees (2 meyers and 1 lisbon) are planted against a southern wall of my house and do okay with a cover (no sprinkler). I don't have any lime trees.
I live in zone 9, CA and just purchased 5 new dwarf citrus trees from 4 Winds at OSH (on Sale). They all looked healthy: Meyer Lemon, Washington Navel, Rio Red Grapefruit, Bearss Lime and a Dancy Tangerene. I'm not sure if it is better for me to put them in the ground or keep them in pots. I prefer pots because of mobility and the clay soil in my yard has poor drainage. Right now they are each in 5 gallon containers 4 feet away from my South facing wall. I read this was a good way to provide heat/protection during Winter. I just fertalized with a citrus slow release and sprayed with "Organocide". I read that I sould pinch off the first fruits that form, but I might keep one or two. So far they look happy. Any tips?
I live in what is recently been changed to zone 8b from 8a and I have a number of citrus in the ground that have survived without any protection,except for mulch, through both an unusual ice storm last year and a rare snow year before last. I have owari satsumas, moro blood oranges, brown satsumas, sweet kumquats and an improved meyers lemon. Admittedly after our occassional tough winters some of them are damaged somewhat but recover real quick. I live on a lake so frost is not too bad in the south facing part of my yard, which just happens to be the part also facing the lake.
The satsumas are some of the best tasting citrus I have ever had and they seem to bloom very heavy after rough winters (I guess it is the stress).
rabbit you can plant citrus anytime as long as there is no danger of frost....check this chart out for an idea on your city....
also, in our CA heavy clay soils it's good a lot of times to plant in/on a mound.
Here is a link that might be useful: CA City Frost dates
Don't overlook the kumquat varieties that have been developed. They are hardy in our zone. Meiwa is delicious, like eating an orange without all the peeling before and handwashing after. I just pop a couple like grapes when I walk by the tree. Limequat is a thing of beauty.
I have several varieties planted in the ground, Meyer, Moro, Naval, Calamondin, Owari Satsuma, Mineola and Ponderosa. Most have been in the ground 7 plus years. I have never covered them with anything other than some pine straw at the bases. Lowest temps one year were lower teens. 2 of the Moros were first year in the ground and the new growth at the top froze and died off. Both have since came back. Mine are all planted on the northeast side of the house...not the south but thats the way my yard is so there wasn't any other choice. I am thinking about a cold frame on a couple this year just to see if I can keep the fruit on longer for more ripeness.
Since your original post was November of 2010 I'm not sure you're still interested in an answer at this point but for the sake of keeping this subject current in this thread I'll keep it gonig by adding that I had the same question as you and found this useful link. Hope it helps anyone else interested.
Here is a link that might be useful: Cold Tolerant Citrus


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Hello, I'm Đeni and I live with my boyfriend Tomo in beautiful big ZEN apartmant on the 10th floor, 10 minutes easy walking from city center.
We are offering big badroom with double bed and balcony with fantastic view of Split, sea and islands.
There is small toilete only for you. Big toilete with bathtub is shared.
If you like to be little bit outside the city centre and have a feeling that you live Split, this is a great place for you.
We have pets: big yellow cat Gricko, and male dog Lui, so this apartmant is perfect for you if you are animal lover! (During the summer only Lui is with us, Gricko is on vacation on the island Hvar in summer house). ;))
We are easy going people and we live in the apartmant with positive energy and we want to share it with you!
We are travelers also and we can give you good advices about where to go and what to see and how to enjoy Croatia in the best way.
Guest Access
You can use kitchen and experiment with food and tastes and big living room which is place for gathering, sharing, chatting, jamming, listening music, reading books.. laughing and enjoying life in many different ways..
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We share our apartmant, time, space and energy with our guests. We want to welcome you as a friends not as a hotel stuff.
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My neighborhood is nice and quite, and full of parks. There are few markets and pharmacy in front of the building.
Park forest Marjan is 10 minutes walking and there are recreational zones, very nice big beaches, wild and isolated beaches, cultural monuments, museums, zoo, churches, rent a bike, bars, restaurants.
Getting around
You have 10 minutes walking to the center, 10 minutes walking to the sea and 10 minutes walking to Marjan hill where you can enjoy all day.
There is a bus station just in front of the house.
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Free using:
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2. Do not leave personal things all over the house.
3. Leave kitchen clean after using.
4. No loud music and noise late in the night.
5. Turn off lights when you are not in your room or in the apartmant.
6. Turn off lights in other areas of the apartment if you are not there.
7. When you come and go, lock the doors with keys.
8. Please, check if you locked doors properly when you leave the house.
..and be kind to my cat and dog, they appreciate it :))
Thank you very much!
We adored our time with Deni & Tomo, plus the three four-legged members of their family! Just from looking at their pictures and reading their reviews we knew they would be great hosts, but they were even better than we had hoped :) When we arrived they greeted us with big smiles and showed us our huge room! It really is massive, which was important as we had a car full of luggage to bring upstairs. And it was great because we could easily find parking right in from of the apartment. We had the opportunity to have a drink with them, hear about their lives in Split and even take a yoga class together. We stayed there for two weeks and we felt like part of the family. When we left we were terribly sad. We would highly recommend this beautiful, spacious apartment to other travellers who are looking to share their time in Split with two amazing people!
Thank you so much Carly and Miguel, you were really part of our little family for this 2 weeks!! I am so happy that we are neighbors now and that you will stay in Split for a while!! wohoo... :)) Looking forward to our future adventures, yoga classes, dinners, campings, and who knows what else...!! ;) Life is beautiful! Joy shared is joy doubled!
Đeni and Tomo are definitely some of the best hosts I have ever had. They're super friendly and easy going and happy to show you their city and share their lives with you. They also have two awesome cats and a really sweet dog to keep you company as well. Because of Đeni and Tomo I really felt at home in Split!
Đeni and Tom were excellent hosts, and their apartment was comfortable and welcoming. We stayed in a different room than we had booked, which was fine (and Đeni told us this before we arrived). The place is very conveniently located, and the dog, cat, and kitten added extra warmth. Thanks again, guys!
Đeni and Tomo were super friendly and helpful — fantastic hosts in every respect, and always beaming with positive energy.
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I stayed for almost two weeks and always felt comfortable and at home. The pets were delightful, and Gricko the cat even came by to hang out sometimes via the balcony entrance. The town center was about a ten minute walk away, and walking home at midnight felt perfectly safe. And the room, being separated from the rest of the house by the foyer, was an ideal place to get a bit of work done.
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아아아!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!너무나 러블리한 곳이다.
호스트들도 너무나 편안하게 도와주었고 좋았다.
강아지도 너무너무 이뻐서 행복했다.
근데.. 찾아가는건 어려웠다.. 역으로 오는 것도 좀 힘들었다..
너가 만약 차가있다면 좋을 것이다.
정말 편안하고 좋은 집이다.
Tomo (and Lui!) welcomed us at our arrival and show us the appartment, the room and gave us a practical map with recommandations about things to do from a local point of view, which was really nice :) The bed is very confortable, easy access to the bathroom, living room and kitchen if we wanted to. Gricko even came to greet us as well the morning after ;) We didn't stay enough time in Split to go out in town or eat with them, which is unfortunate, but that means that we have to come back another time to experience it :)
We had a great time with Deni and Tomo. They are amazing hosts, very friendly, open-minded and fun. Their flat is conveniently located near the town centre (which is just a walk away) and in a neighbourhood with plenty of bakeries and grocery stores. The flat is very spacious, nicely decorated, clean, with a well-equipped kitchen. We were lucky enough to go on some day trips with them and were shown some of the best places to eat and party in split. Thanks so much guys! :)
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Dobar dan! :) I'm Đeni from Split and I live with my boyfriend Tomo and our dog Lui. We are both from Split and we live and work here.
We love and respect nature and we like to spend our free time around Split - on the islands, mountains and rivers.
I'm vegetarian and Tomo is good in cooking Croatian dishes and you are welcome to join us in the kitchen.
Yoga, biking, hiking, dancing..music improvising are some of the things we like to do - and traveling, of course! :))
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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a much-loved story by Roald Dahl, full of snozzberries, rainbow drops, luminous lollies and hair toffee! Charlie Bucket loves chocolate. And Mr Willy Wonka, the most wondrous inventor in the world, is opening the gates of his amazing chocolate factory to five lucky children. It's the prize of a lifetime!... more...
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Waterlox- Doing another coat- Satin Issues?
Hey All,
We got our walnut island top in December and we already had some major scratches from our ceramic dishes most likely (which I've now sanded down the bottoms so they are smoother). To the best of my knowledge, my cab maker did 3 coats original and one satin but I think they buffed it out after- (not really sure)
Anyway, maybe b/c it wasn't fully cured it seemed to scratch easy. Lately it hasn't scratched nearly as much.
I spoke to Waterlox a few times. They told me spot fixing doesn't work well with the Satin finish. Today I followed their directions. (cleaned, "sanded" with 0000 steel wool, and then put on a coat of Satin. I started using a lambswool applicator but switched to a cotton cloth. I was very careful to view it at all angles and make sure surface wasn't bubbly and didn't have overlapping lines, etc...
Now that's it has dried it is streaky. From many angles it looks good but we get a lot of light and you can see lines in it and it kind of looks dull or cloudy? When you look at light reflections in it there is inconsistency in the gloss level as well. The woman at WL said I shouldn't have used a rag- especially with the satin- and that I may not have used enough WL and possible "overworked" it.
Anyway, I'll be doing this over but now have read many people online saying the Satin is much more difficult to work with due to the dulling agents in it that make it less shiny.
Now I'm just thinking I should stick with the Waterlox Original which people say is easier to apply and sets up better. Any Thoughts?
I tried to take photos but they don't capture the problem.
This thread just shows pics of my prior scratches.
Streaking usually means you didn't get complete coverage - wiped it too thin and left bare spots.
I do the "dunk and swab" method, dipping my wiping rag into a shallow container of the oil, then wiping it on in a circular pattern to fill the grain and scratches and get good copverage, finishing with a light-pressure long sweep with the grain to remove the excess.
Check promptly with an oblique light source to make sure the surface is evenly wet after you apply a coat. If not, apply more and re-do the sweep.


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I have a 1990 F-150, fuel injected 5.8 (351) engine. It normally idled at about 700 RPM, according to the tach. I guess the computer compensated for the air conditioner in warm weather because the idle was the same summer or winter.
Recently, the engine just refuses to idle. I can start it (starts easy), drive two miles and stop, and the engine will die. About the only way I can get it out of the driveway or keep it running at low speed is by keeping the accelerator pushed down a little. I cannot find any adjustment for the idle. Any ideas?
The idle is controlled by a little valve called the IAC (idle air controller) or IAC valve (idle air control) valve. If you disconnect the wires that lead to it, does the car do the exact same thing? When you first start the car, does it rev higher and then lower to 700 or is it always at 700? If the latter, then the computer may simply need to be reset because it seems that the IAC is adjusting.
To do this, disconnect the battery for about 20 minutes. Then start the engine and do nothing for about 10 minutes. If that doesn't help, then the ports may be carbon blocked and need to be cleaned. The IAC should remove with two bolts from the side of the throttle housing. Get some good fuel injection cleaner and spray away! You may need to replace the gasket, so you might want to pick that up first. Then, if this fails, you may have to replace the IAC itself.
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In part 2, GM Kaidanov reviews the popular 2...d5 variation for black. He highlights the important principals for white to remember while developing into the middlegame, and shows many of the common tactics that can occur in the variation/structure that arises. In addition, he quickly ties up a few "loose ends" from the 2...Nf6 and 4.g3 variation, displayed in the previous video. | Watch video
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