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I've had a Meyers lemon tree that I bonzaied in this pot for almost 10 years. It's about 3 feet high and 4 feet wide. The fruit is true to size and taste mildly tart and sweet. But I don't care for the fruit. I force the tree to continually bloom during the warm season to help feed the...

Apples and pear would thrive in your location.

So do you keep the mango plant indoors for the duration of it's life?

I was wondering how that was done. Thanks for showing it.

There's new navel orange seeds just laying on top of the soil in the pot at the moment. I'm planning to direct plant them in the yard.

I planted a couple of navel orange seeds last fall. Only one sprouted and it's about 4 inches tall. It's been outside during the California winter.

Do you have a place for it in the yard?

When keeping small trees inside, best placement is the sunniest window, but if that's not possible use a high lumen led light over them. It's also important to keep them away from very cold drafts. If that's not possible, use a clear plastic painting sheet and drape the sheet over the tree all...

You don't need to wait that long to sprout an acorn. Depending on species of oak, most can be planted in the fall/winter for spring sprouts.

Has anyone ever considered using a small citrus tree in there run or near it for shade? Mine are in large pots and shaping them into a bonsai. I periodically prune some branches. I've noticed they grow like weeds with fresh chicken poop on top of the soil.

If I had a large run I would have put those fruit trees in there for shade and fruit for the chickens. Well they'll probably eat all the flowers. Ah well.

I used recycled plastic cups, when I grew some. I did orange, lemon, avocado, plum, and peach. Each type of seeds need pretreatment before planting mainly stone fruits. As for citrus I soak them in a cup of water for a couple of days then plant it.

Do an orange and lime seeds also.