That further made me think of all of the delightful things that I can't grow in my climate, like cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg and meyer lemons. Further research brough me to find the existance of a type of a hardy orange (Poncirus trifoliata). Although the fruit is not really good for eating, the multi-season interest and twisted thorns make it something I'd like to try growing, especially the dwarf variety. Unfortunately, I can't find anywhere in Canada to buy a young tree, help?
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Salt and Pepper to Taste
I've just realized the shear joy that growing my own Black Pepper plant would bring. In contrast, it's disappointing that I can't grow my own salt.
That further made me think of all of the delightful things that I can't grow in my climate, like cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg and meyer lemons. Further research brough me to find the existance of a type of a hardy orange (Poncirus trifoliata). Although the fruit is not really good for eating, the multi-season interest and twisted thorns make it something I'd like to try growing, especially the dwarf variety. Unfortunately, I can't find anywhere in Canada to buy a young tree, help?
That further made me think of all of the delightful things that I can't grow in my climate, like cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg and meyer lemons. Further research brough me to find the existance of a type of a hardy orange (Poncirus trifoliata). Although the fruit is not really good for eating, the multi-season interest and twisted thorns make it something I'd like to try growing, especially the dwarf variety. Unfortunately, I can't find anywhere in Canada to buy a young tree, help?
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