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I'm placing an order with Logee's later today, gifts for my Mom's birthday. Of course, I happen upon their Ponderosa Lemon plants. They advertise them as cuttings from their original mail order tree from 1900. Who can resist such a neat bit of history tied to these plants? I already have a Meyer Lemon and a Key Lime tree, both of which are doing quite well in containers in my front yard. I'm curious if these are easier or harder to grow than what I already have. I LOVE my citrus trees and would like to add to my collection, although my living room is going to look like a jungle come winter time. Basically, I am trying to rationalize making this purchase since I have already spent a great deal of money on plants this season. One more couldn't hurt, right? I'm already paying the shipping costs for an order... lol. Please, rationalize with me! ;)
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