It was just over a year ago that
we brought an avocado tree home from Lowe's. While it has yet to produce fruit, the little guy's grown quite a bit and isn't all that little anymore. In fact, despite losing almost all it's leaves early in the summer, we've now had to transplant it twice.
pot, sweet pot (not *that* kind of pot, silly)
Since we had an extra pot, and a
little bit of extra cash, we sprung for a new addition to our patio garden this past weekend.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhGsKg0mUBK0_SjJCbvUkrq3nJTw3iWxOwsMSS1YPnNGptIQ4L7rt3PXeF8pCG26-bnqsp1czUYOERf9Vo1zuzDgxT6uBTmALsYuay9dEVcSXK7bpKMC5Ej7Xz70Rc-M5mDNpbjJ5b-iFU/s320/IMG_0948.jpg)
Living in SD county, how can we not have a citrus tree? This one is a lime - as evidenced by the pair hanging off a branch.
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Hopefully we'll be enjoying the (literal) fruits of our labor within the next year.
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