This is my little windowsill garden, started less than a month ago. It’s sort of exotic little garden consisting of Kumquats, Meyer lemons and red grapefruits. I mean, considering my geographical location, in the “Ain’t Gonna Happen Zone” xD, they are exotic, however for some of you closer to the Equator it might not be as exotic, so that’s why it’s sort of. All of the seeds were taken from fully mature fruit (Citrus) I bought in a local grocery store. I got some of the seeds on 12th, most on 14th and few more on 16th of August. Influenced by plethora of video how to’s I found on YouTube, but mostly by “TheSambolini”, I started germinating seeds in a moistened paper towel. For anyone who’s into more detailed stuff, I firmly suggest to take a look at his “How to Grow an Orange Tree” tutorial. On 23rd of August, first seedlings were planted into high quality soil, potting mix. Other seedlings were planted on 29th of August. Very soon after planting, plants started sprouting and each of those sprouts has grown into a stem which came along with two, three or four tiny leaves at the top, as can be seen on the video. To summarize, none of the plants which can be seen on the video is older than 4 weeks (germinating process + sprouting after being planted + growing). Hope you like this short review! If there’s anything you’d like to know regarding my garden or have anything unclear, please leave your comment. I’m looking forward to break it down for you, so post your questions …

Its been a couple weeks since I last updated you on the changing garden. We have added 6 more beds for blueberries, raspberries, and corn and we have planted collards, cabbage, radishes, carrots, onion sets and seeds, bush peas and strawberries. My husband has been ever so busy building my boxes and helping with everything else. I am very lucky to have him! He even brings me beer, what more could a girl ask for? So enjoy! Remember to check out Bill and Marin at their channel too! www.youtube.com Also, if you have any information about growing dwarf fruit trees, I would love to get your input, because I am very interested in growing some trees in large pots along the side of my property. I am just getting started and would love to have peaches, plums and maybe figs and apples, but I don’t know where to start, thought if any of you had some good info, you could point me in the right direction. Thanks for watching and sharing! Noreen