Meyer vs. Eureka vs. Lisbon | TASTE TEST | 80% Of People Prefer The ?????? Lemon

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Charles Malki, Biologist & Plant Expert from ivorganics.com/ performs a simple taste test with 5 guests at the Winter 2017 Garden Club meeting using the following three lemon varieties: (1) Meyer, (2) Eureka, and (3) Lisbon. 4 out of 5 preferred the taste of this one lemon variety over the other two lemon varieties. Furthermore, my wife and kids also favored the taste that the majority voted for... So the clear winner is the..... A MUST SEE! :-)
Also, learn several citrus tree gardening tips, including the importance of washing your garden fruits and vegetables, pruning, harvesting, protecting with IV Organic, and a brief history on each of these popular lemon varieties.
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@katiekawaii 4 года назад

You can take those rinds, cut them into pieces, put them in a jar or bowl, add sugar, cover, and let it sit for a few hours. You'll be shocked at how much liquid the sugar pulls from the rinds. As it does, it will dissolve the sugar, and you'll be left with a lemon syrup that tastes as bright and fresh as the lemons themselves because you didn't have to boil it like a standard simple syrup. Squeeze the lemons through a cheesecloth or something to get the last bits of syrup out (don't leave them in the syrup or it'll get really bitter) and then put it in the fridge. Best lemonade base ever.

@00calimon 4 года назад

Hi Katie, this sounds great , but I'm a little unclear - do you sugar the rinds separately from the lemon/fruit, or all together in pieces?

@flaviasciacca719 4 года назад

Thank you for the info

@juliusebola9712 3 года назад

AWESOME TIP!!!! Can't wait to give this a try!!

@PLNTGMING 2 года назад

Or eat them fresh like I do

@backdraft57 2 года назад

We dry our rinds, grind into power and put the powder in our heath shakes

@gernblenstein1541 4 года назад

I'm definitely a fan of the Eureka lemon over the Meyer or Lisbon for size, true lemon flavor and acidity, and few seeds/thorns. But if theres's room in the garden I say grow 'em all. Abundance for everyone!

@DeanTheDoctor Год назад

Thank you for sharing this Gern! 😊🌎☀️

@MR..181 Месяц назад

Send me scion of heavy laden branch.?

@Lumencraft- 6 лет назад

I just had a groundhog eat my Meyer lemon tree!! It was only about a 2-3 foot tree, but it was beautiful and growing fast. In addition to my tomatoes it ate the ENTIRE TREE!!! It was chewed right down to about 6 inches above the soil. The stock the leaves everything devoured! I think I am just going to order a large tree this time and build a cage around it.

@charlesharrison7705 5 лет назад

Try roasting that groundhog or cook with rice---like squirrel. Flavors rice excellently!

@jchung5066 4 года назад

I'd hate for that to happen to me ugh. Especially when I've been growing one for about a year now

@myceliumknight5785 Год назад

eat the groundhog and establish dominance

@wealthintruth6227 6 месяцев назад

Ground hog tastes great with barbecue sauce....

@azcactusflower1 2 года назад

Thanks for the video! For me, Lisbon for win, I like the size. Buying (organic) at the local store for now until I'll plant a dwarf in the spring. Blending WHOLE daily (flesh/pith/skin) for 3 weeks and noticing changes (use straw to back of mouth to protect teeth). My clothes are looser and inflammation decreasing

@lauramaguire5778 7 лет назад

I make juice cubes with excess lemons too, but before that, I zest the lemons, let the zest dry out on a very low heat in the oven, then I freeze that too. Juice and zest all year round!

@IVOrganic 7 лет назад

Great tip! Thank you for sharing with us Laura! :-) By the way, Armstrong Nursery does not have a source to obtain the Sorrento lemon tree-- And they can usually get their hands on anything. Let me know when you find a source that sells the Sorrento. Thank you, Charles

@lauramaguire5778 7 лет назад

If I find one, I'll definitely let you know!

@jordanvalladares9448 6 лет назад

I cryogenically preserve my extra lemons...come at me.

@Zaiaku666 5 лет назад

If you get a Meyer lemon right before it's ripe, around the point that the green is giving in to yellow, you geta wonderful mixture of sweet and tart.

@IVOrganic 5 лет назад

Agreed! Thanks for sharing Zaiaku666! Charles :-)

@alanmercieca3086 5 лет назад

When green, yet not too early or too late, it tastes like a normal lemon, only more acidic.

@jennifereverett6298 2 года назад

@@alanmercieca3086 Good to know! I didn't like the Meyer lemons I sampled from a store. Eurekas have been my favorite so far, but perhaps I'll like the Meyers this way.

@alanmercieca3086 2 года назад

@@jennifereverett6298 It's hard to time it right, yet the ripening time is much faster that way. Also a short picking time, if a tree is full of them, then plenty have to be picked at basically the same time to have a strictly lemon flavor. I have been cooking with them both pure lemon and ripened further, with added sugar. That is the only way that I like them.

@jennifereverett6298 2 года назад

@@alanmercieca3086 I just tried a very ripe Meyer lemon, and it was delicious--plenty acidic with very noticeable mandarin flavor and aroma!

@CraigChiswell 4 года назад

Heya Charles from Oz, I ran my own fruit and veg shop for eleven years and one of my favourite fruits to get in and show customers was the Meyer lemon. Most customers never knew of them and what I loved about them was the lovely feel of the soft skin, the colour, but mostly the sweeter eating aspect. I used to actually offer customers a wedge to eat, against most people's resistance and the number of people who actually enjoyed eating a lemon slice who would never do that would surprise you. It was probably 8 out of 10. The other aspect, which you didn't mention in this video and I haven't read all the comments here, was the fact the Meyer lemon can be peeled easily and will separate into wedged like mandarins. They are thinner in the join of the wedges, so you have to be more careful. I'm sure you are aware of this but it is something many people do not know, and although I actually don't bother eating lemons myself as I don't go for much citrus, and I'd prefer apples and bananas, I found it a beautiful different fruit to surprise customers with. Loving the videos I have seen, just found your channel, excellent stuff. Hope I can get your IV products over here.

@Lumencraft- 6 лет назад

They MEYER is SOOO good. After trying all three for myself I have to say the Meyer is the most fragrant lemon I have ever smelled! My great grandmother had a tree when she lived in Yorba linda, I am almost sure it was this. I eat lemons just straight with salt, one of the two I had was a little bit too orangy for me, but second one was just perfect. Thanks again!!!!!!

@IVOrganic 6 лет назад

Hello AdventureSportFlashlights, I'm glad you had the opportunity to taste all three side-by-side to truly distinguish the flavors between all these common grown varieties! Charles :-)

@fromchronictocure7152 5 лет назад

YOU can JUMP to results of taste test: 16:40

@nomarussia5085 4 года назад

@robmoye5192 4 года назад

True vip

@brianrollins3245 5 лет назад

Meyer lemons are sweeter but less lemony than the Eureka and Lisbon. I also use lemon zest and find the eureka has more citrus oil and so better for cooking.

@jennifereverett6298 2 года назад

The ones I sampled from a store were less lemony/flavorful than the Eurekas I love. But I'm wondering if homegrown will have more flavor.

@brianrollins3245 2 года назад

@@jennifereverett6298 organic homegrown certainly gives up zest easier if left to tree ripen, and also benefits from not being dipped in wax or whatever it is (which you can wash off if commercial store bought only option).

@jennifereverett6298 2 года назад

@@brianrollins3245 I just tried a very ripe Meyer lemon, and it was delicious--plenty acidic with very noticeable mandarin flavor and aroma!

@rebeccaq7291 5 лет назад

If you prefer a sweeter orange like lemon, then you'll like a meyer lemon. I prefer Eureka lemons

@lowmanite 6 лет назад

I just painted all my citrus trees with your 3-1 paint. Very easy to mix and it sure smells good. That little can covers a lot more area than I would have suspected. I also painted the bottoms part of the stems of my passion fruit vines. They were looking a little sunburned. Thanks!

@gabepettinicchio7454 6 лет назад

I went to Sprouts and enjoyed my first Meyer Lemon, ever. I simply peeled it and ate it. No contest it is head & tail above the other 2. Very thirst quenching, I might add.

@MilenaKoncar Год назад

Keep in mind that they are not true lemons. Its mixed with tangerine. So if you want the lemon for health purppses like detox, Meyers wont be good.

@Mark-pc4ks 3 года назад

I started watching having no idea how informative this would be. I said to myself, wow, this guy really knows ... well, lemons! Thank you so much.

@edpoletto8048 Год назад

If you did not like lemons before you will now. Charles your presentation and depth of research hit the nail on the head. If my climate was able to grow lemons I would graft all of them on a root stock. Rocking it Charles.

@mariofazioli7534 Год назад

Hi Charles, you are really good, you are the best detaild in all aspects of growing lemons, thanks. Canada

@IVOrganic Год назад

Thank you Mario! Charles 🍋👍

@Mickey_Bauer 7 лет назад

17:15 for results of the test =) I've noticed my lemonade tastes more bitter when i use the sqeezer instead of the old spin juicer, whatever it's called. I guess because of the oils in the skin? Thanks for the video!

@IVOrganic 7 лет назад

You're welcome Mickey Bauer! Makes sense that the "juice" in the skins can change the test when using the fruit press tool. Great point! Charles :-)

@Lumencraft- 6 лет назад

Thanks for the time stamp.

@aswathareddy9203 6 лет назад

Mickey Bauer6v

@tomnguyen1015 3 года назад

Thanks. You saved 20 minutes of my life 👍

@sariebou 2 года назад

Thank you for washing your fruit first. It always boggled me why gardeners just eat there harvest without washing not thinking of fly droppings or mosquitoes or dirt in wind etc anyway thanks for putting emphasis on that. Just subscribed. And you explained everything soo well, now ive been able to decided meyer lemon it is for my first fruit tree.

@shawfifty 7 лет назад

Back in the 1960s I worked for an Italian who was a banana distributor. I drove a semi to the Brooklyn and New Jersey piers to get a load off the boats from Ecuador. His parents were fruit peddlers in the 30s, 40s and 50s. He said his mother always call the lemon the king of the fruit because it had so many uses. I use the bad ones on my tree to get the rust off my metal tools. When one goes to the store, one can't walk down an aisle with out seeing some product that has a lemon related purpose.

@malomama4750 5 лет назад

lemons are just the most cheerful fruit there is!

@ggwhale 5 лет назад

Nice video. My wife and I have tried growing Eureka and Lisbon. The Lisbon took almost 4 years to start providing what I call a crop. Interestingly, the Lisbon is not as juicy but seems more lemony in flavor. Long and short, we enjoyed your blind taste experiment and advice on maintaining these trees. Thanks...

@MilenaKoncar Год назад

So u are saying that for juicing its better the eureka than the lisbon? Which one has thinner skin?

@wayriknik 7 лет назад

Not surprised that the lemon which was crossed with an orange would be the tastiest. :)

@bambiwest1391 3 года назад

Don’t care for the Meyer lemon 🍋- I prefer the traditional tartness so I bought a semi-dwarf Eureka variety- great for cooking and yummy 😋 lemonade- I have never tried the Lisbon yet

@Stella42942 5 лет назад

Wow, thank you Mr. Charles Malki, I really learned alot from this video. I just bought a Meyer lemon tree and I wanted to educate myself on how to care for this beautiful little lemon tree. Again, thank you very much!🍋😊

@danieldaney9555 3 месяца назад

Very good and informing video. Thank you!

@pumelo1 2 года назад

Italian varieties of lemmons are bestest with water, sugar, and some crushed ice . The best choice Ovale di sorento,Salicifolia,Primofiore If are lemmons "Bio" than are good strong aromatic varieties acidic to medium acidic. The smell of citrus peel is then felt in the drink. It will best quench your thirst!

@TheRealTomahawk 4 года назад

Someone told me they loved Meyer Lemons today... that was the first thing she told me about lemons when I told her I pick them. I prefer the Eureka for lemonade but I’m gonna try and give Improved Meyer Lemonade a other shot

@gogodaimane4113 6 лет назад

Thank you ,I just called a lemon , lemon, the rich history behind it is so informative. I’m going to plant the Meyer lemon tree, and maybe have a citrus corner. I learnt a lot.

@gardenoftwitty 2 года назад

Just looking at your older vidz. The washing of fruit and veg is soo important. My brother was in hospital for more than a week due to dirty produce from the elementary school. Thanx for sharing this info

@shawfifty 7 лет назад

Back in the 1960s I worked for an Italian fellow who was a banana distributor various stores in the NYC and Long Island. I drove his semi to the Brooklyn and New Jersey piers and got the a load off the boats. His parents were fruit peddlers back in the 30s, 40s, and 50s. He told me his mother always called the lemon the king of the fruits because of their many uses. I even use the ones that are bad to take the rust off my metal tools.

@mikeramos5709 6 лет назад

Awsome story!

@enriquevarona9014 3 года назад

I live in South Florida and I love the garden. Thank you for your tips on how to plant and care for lemons and other citrus. Enjoy your videos very much and the tips.

@gmaureen 7 лет назад

Not a fan of Meyer lemons, at all. Much prefer the tartness, higher acidic content of Eureka/Lisbon.

@fatemahal5605 5 лет назад

Me too my lemon twin

@proteen545 4 года назад

Yuuuh same i got an eureka tree and to me meyers kinda more of an orange looking

@massimilianotosi7585 4 года назад

If you grew up in Europe you won't consider Meyer to be a true lemon

@Ursaminor31 4 года назад

Omg yes, Meyers are gross the taste is like lemon soap

@KoshaPalmer 4 года назад

This was really cool and interesting, a little history, showing variety, break down of each fruit, evaluation. Thank you for taking the time to make this video, very informative, well done.

@janospoleretzky6875 5 лет назад

I love the Malarky lemons the best. It's a bunch of Marlarky that makes the day.

@marcvandenhende5344 3 года назад

I have grown meyer myself. They are much easier to grow compared to true lemons (meyer isn't a true lemon) and are very productive even where I live (I don't live in a citrus friendly area). While the juice is ok, the rind is really gross and not lemony at all. If you want to use the rind, stay away from meyer!

@pokeweed10k15 10 месяцев назад

Some appear to be extremely productive. If theyre a bushy 10 footer

@marcohairdoctor 4 года назад

Great information and you make a very good teacher.👍🏽

@rafaelporras1806 3 года назад

Hello Charles, I’ve seen many of your videos and I like the way you explain on what you’re working on step by step. Makes my projects much easier and enjoyable, but I I have to mention that every time I see you cut a branch of one your trees And toss it to the side I’m like oh man, how would I like to get that branch. Any way, keep up the good work and keep the videos coming.

@dienovandale4299 4 года назад

I wonder how what most CHEF's would prefer ,for , baking , dressings , dips,, etc, cheers.

@erincronenwett829 4 года назад

My Meyer lemon has huge thorns!

@kittygonzalez2827 3 года назад

Less thorny is always good in the garden!

@suchacampcampfangirl290 3 года назад

I love Lisbon lemons

@paulodacruzaraujo1398 5 лет назад

Thanks

@IVOrganic 5 лет назад

You're welcome Paulo Araujo ! Charles :-)

@lisainpalmdesert 3 года назад

Wow! I just found your channel and I love it! You have so much great information! I will for sure find your Organic paint/ treatment for my Meyer Lemons. I live in Palm Desert where the sun can be brutal!

@mickyunit 5 лет назад

New to gardening. Thank you so much for all this info! Going to check into getting the smaller versions. New sub 😊

@IVOrganic 5 лет назад

Hello Mickyunit! Thank you SO MUCH for the compliment & for subscribing!!! Keep me posted on your lemon growing successes!!! Charles :-)

@barbaravance6774 5 лет назад

How is your indoor lemon tree growing?

@ZIlberbot 3 года назад

thanks for this informative video! I've just bought and planted in a container the Eureca lemon, will see how it goes

@ryanissa3353 3 года назад

how has it been going

@susieyates8870 4 года назад

We've had a high producing lemon tree for 20 years and we've never known what kind. It was a gift! Based on your great video, we've narrowed it down to either the Eureka or Meyer. I'm going to quick go and cut one open and check the color of the flesh to see if it's more orange or white. Thanks, again!!

@edstar83 3 года назад

Same. I planted it myself 20 years ago but can't remember what it was. Looks like a Eureka but lemons have heaps of seeds inside I still don't know. lol

@jleetxgirl 4 года назад

Thank you for the great breakdown on this video. I’m interested in citrus trees and know nothing. Now I k ow a little bit!

@danigarcia6625 3 года назад

For high acid taste use Lime. For all the other uses the best yellow lemon is Meyer.

@itsjustrenee1320 5 лет назад

I made lemon ice out of meyers lemons this last week and it is absolutely delicious. I made Chef John's recipe at foodwishes channel. Yummy. You should try it, very easy.

@PhuongHuynh-qm5th 4 года назад

Meyer is great for lemonade and Eureka is best for cooking with 🍋

@ooXChrissieXoo 2 года назад

Now I'm feeling so invested in lemon trees. Would really love to get a Meyer lemon tree. I live in the tropical/rainforest area....will that work I wonder...

@MariaDumitrescu-fo7pt 9 месяцев назад

Regards from Romania! 👋

@lionsheart3033 4 года назад

hi .your videos are amazing i have been watching your videos for 3 days about lemon and avocado .believe me in my country Syria meyer lemon is the cheapest of all lemon varieties and sanata teresa is the best and most expenseve .however it is widely planted but needs alot of watering.

@IVOrganic 4 года назад

Lions Heart Hello 👋 Great to heat from you all the way from Syria! 🇸🇾 Meyer lemons don’t ship well, in part, because the peal is thin. I know of a grower of Meyer lemons in Los Angeles that planted most of his backyard with Meyer lemons, and his sales to local restaurants nears $200,000 per year!!! Meyer lemons are a rare site in our local grocery stores! I hope to visit the Middle East in 2021! Charles 🌱👍

@lionsheart3033 4 года назад

@@IVOrganic thank you for your attention. Soil and climate in my area are perfect for citrus planting.but we need alot of researchs for the development of varieties and fertilization and for other plantings such as tropical fruits.i would like to send you some photos from my farm next time. Thank you again and waiting for up coming videos.

@valeriesanchez3074 3 года назад

Eureka always. Meyer doesnt solve my sour cravings

@jeanwonnacott2718 Год назад

Meyers!! My hubby promised to get ame a meyer tree in the spring!!

@malibuhandymanservices1576 Год назад

Good info,I have a Meyer that produces like crazy

@denisehunt7881 5 месяцев назад

Very informative. Thank you.

@joycerushing8389 3 года назад

I've tried a lot of lemons Meyers the best.

@markymark9835 7 месяцев назад

Great video. I can tell you love your craft.

@klb9142 5 лет назад

My family tried Meyer lemons and it was an all around loser. We prefer tart flavor lemons. I only ever knew of Meyer dwarf trees. That thought made me sad. I decided to look again and see if there were other dwarf trees. I got excited at the Eureka dwarf tree, but when I looked it up I found that they don't ship it to Wisconsin. I wanted to find out cost, so I could grow indoors.

@gioflores96 4 года назад

Semi-dwarf and dwarf lisbon for some reason are very minimal to no thorn for some reason

@susanlisson7066 3 года назад

I have a dwarf Meyer and so far haven’t seen any thorns. It has fruited once as it’s approximately 4 years old.

@mati261000 4 года назад

Thank you for such a detailed explanation.

@valeriesanchez3074 4 года назад

Meyers to Me are more beneficial to dental hygiene with reduced acid. But I prefer the other varieties with their thicker rinds giving longer shelf life.

@arsurvivorfan9939 4 года назад

You can here the host saying “Stay here” to the videographer.

@jasminefrench1223 5 лет назад

Lemonade lemons are the best ones :P

@ProximaCentauri88 8 месяцев назад

Very informative! I live in the Philippines and I currently have only two lemon trees. They haven't flowered yet.

@MR..181 Месяц назад

Scion them

@kaiandm1320 4 года назад

Very informative and you have a wonderful garden

@suncitygarden4442 5 лет назад

Which of these is the most salmon lemon? Meyer, eureka, Lisbon??

@Roblox-ev7ry 7 лет назад

great learning topics

@IVOrganic 7 лет назад

Thank you for the compliment Shabana Syed! :-) Charles

@cynsha 5 лет назад

Thank you for your videos! Awesome!

@IVOrganic 5 лет назад

Thank you so much for the compliment Cynsha ! Charles :-)

@Hello_Dee Год назад

Very informative vid thank you👏🏻

@Tunnelrat6666 4 года назад

Eureka is the only Lemon to grow. Grown them all over the years but now only have two Eureka's removed the others over the years.

@angelapalmer9062 4 года назад

Very nice video thank you

@deonnalovelace9993 7 лет назад

Thank you, so much needed information.

@robnelms1418 2 года назад

I eat dirty fruit all the time and I'm in Los Angeles. I don't get sick. I haven't eaten too many dirty lemons though. I eat fruit with bugs and split open fruit as well. I chose a Eureka lemon tree because it was a "prettier" tree. It was more green and glossy. But maybe it was the selection at the store.

@maribelrex5049 4 года назад

very informative lemon variety

@JenniNight 5 месяцев назад

I have a Eureka Lemon tree and I've had it for a few years now. It used to give me lots of fruits but now in growing season it flowers and I get small lemons but im lucky if even 1 stays, they all fall off 😢 I feed it I water it I have a grow light and a humidifier. It's in a 16" pot. Any idea? I miss having fruit 😢

@peppe-urbanfoodgrowing8921 3 года назад

15:17" What we did next" - I genuinely thought he was going to spray in some IV Organics.

@Mark-by6en 5 лет назад

Where does he buy all of the plants, especially dwarfs and native groundcovers? Can nurseries be listed along with videos?

@IVOrganic 5 лет назад

Hello Mark Jolles . If you are in the Los Angeles area, the Theodore Payne Foundation is one of the BEST nurseries for purchasing Native Plants (I did some educational videos there as well: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SwmXb_53ss4.html) Most of the 'mom & pop' (compared to the big box stores) can special order your favorite tree is any size rootstock (dwarf, semi dwarf or standard). Some local examples are Laguna Hills Nursery (Santa Ana), Walter Anderson Nursery (San Diego) Green Thumb Nursery & Armstrong Garden Centers. I hope this helps! Charles :-)

@jhoearichannel6608 4 года назад

Mantap betul pak 👍

@lorenzosanchez7912 7 лет назад

thanks for the great info. appreciate it.

@palodoxaliqua5809 3 года назад

Great, now I can't resist trying to rising a meyer lemon .. might be a bit diffcult not having a garden, or a suitable climate zone, or a flat that gets a decent amount of sunlight. I hope my best window seat and a growth lamp will suffice.

@tonykomer2997 9 месяцев назад

Meyer lemonnhands down and twice on weekends. Its easily the best flavor. Now if you need tge avidity for canning or a specific reason for chem8cal reaction then yes. But this was strictly about flavor of raw wedge and in kemonade drink. Noother lemon ttype fruit can touch it. Do another comlarison on Limes be interesting in say lime cream or limeade drink. A great one to compare would me the brazilian limonada which is blended whole line wedges in water strained add ice and either whole milk and sugar or sweet condensed milk. Blend to slushy the ice and serve. Super good. Lemons are not popukar cultivar in beazil but lime is.

@davidsadian8745 2 года назад

Hi I have a Meyer lemon growing in a pot what can I do with the little pest that is on my soil.looks like a very small flys they can fly a little and mostly walk and chew the leaves when I smash them they die easy .they are very small and have a wings

@whiteknight7wayne493 4 года назад

Great channel. Im into combining and ballancing fruit flavors and like to choose the citrus accent so i can relate. I have preference for lemon flavors and im trying others. Balancing the strength of the citrus to the water and sugar can seriously influence the taste however. Plus taste is a highly individual and subjective thing ...which is part of the fun eh?

@rpatel7941 5 лет назад

I would love to grow lemons here in Britain...any advice?

@aarohanpokharel760 2 года назад

Eureka or Lisbon any one is good . Mayer lemon tastes like unripe mandarin .

@GSS007-y3x 2 года назад

I live in New Jersey and I'm trying to obtain the Meyer lemons or seeds..I have not found them in my area .. Question..do you have any seeds or a couple Meyer lemons you may send me to taste and to obtain their seeds..Please let me know, Thank you and happy gardening..

@javiercastillo5091 Месяц назад

I need you help lol I want to plant a garden but don’t know we’re to start

@iselaramirez1761 3 года назад

Ojalá pudiera poner subtítulos en español gracias

@GreyGhost-r4z 7 лет назад

Honestly, i thought a lemon was just one kind. Awesome video. Im in WI. Can I grow lemons and Limes here ?

@CloudslnMyCoffee 3 года назад

In containers and indoors during the cold months

@janetspencer4195 7 лет назад

How funny I should see this video tonight in my feed. Thank you!!!! Just today I had performed my own taste test of 2 different lemons. My neighbor to the right of me has a beautiful Meyer Lemon tree and my neighbor to the left has a lemon tree - apparently a Eureka tree from what I learned from your video. Until today, I never knew the difference in lemons, nor did I care :) I needed a couple of lemons to replicate a banana creme pie that my Meyer Lemon neighbor gave us last week that our family and friends voted hands down to be the best banana creme pie ever! I made the first pie with 2 Meyer lemons from my neighbor and was able to replicate that wonderful taste for the pie. I started to make another pie with lemons from my other neighbor's (not knowing it was a different variety) and when I cut into those lemons, they was missing that orange tinge that I noticed in the Meyer lemons and the taste was definitely different. Your video proved to me that I wasn't crazy about seeing that "orange tinge" in the Meyer. Needless to say, I didn't use the Eureka lemons as I didn't want to chance on ruining the recipe. I'm convinced too the Meyer Lemon is the best - esp for making the best banana creme pies ever! And thanks to your videos, I'm going to be able to grow my own Meyer Lemon tree too!

@IVOrganic 7 лет назад

Hello Janet Spencer, So glad to have helped you distinguish the differences between lemons! :-) Meyer lemons are famous for being the preferred dessert lemon variety. My wife prefers the Meyer for our homemade salad dressings that we make several times each week. I have received a lot of positive feedback from people that have copied my air-layering techniques of making more genetically identical lemon trees. So if you like your neighbors Meyer lemon, you can make your own plants using this technique, check this out: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rOjf7LliPmM.html Keep me posted on your gardening successes! Charles :)

@janetspencer4195 7 лет назад

Thanks, Charles. I moved to the Roseville area of Sacto, CA in August and have several rose bushes and what I thought were 2 orange trees (one apparently is a red grapefruit tree that is about 2 feet from the orange tree). The oranges are great and plenty. I've never had a garden before and your videos are my go to place to learn how to begin my gardening journey. I've also bought the Master Gardeners of Placer County calendar to help guide me along with all the info they provide for our area. Lots to learn (harvesting, pruning, protecting and fertilizing). Wow, I'm excited to learn how to make a lemon tree from my neighbors! Eventually, I would like to join our community garden that we have in our senior mobile home park and be able to become more organically self-sustained! Thank you soooo much for your videos!!

@IVOrganic 7 лет назад

It's my pleasure Janet! And thank you soooo much for subscribing!!! :-) Charles

@alikockaya76 3 года назад

Good info. One thing though bro, all that time and effort to grow lemon trees only to be butchered by a crappy squeezer! You need a better juicer, loosing half the juice!

@gwc3721 Год назад

Where would one buy these varieties for planting?

@UNLOCKCONNECTIONS 8 месяцев назад

Which of these lemons are sold in Walmart stores? I'd really love to know.

@allashmulevich7237 4 года назад

Thank you for your video. I wonted to plant lemons and was confused which one. But thanks to you I picked Meyer. Just wandering if you have Loquat fruit growing? all my neighbors in LA have those fruits growing and they just delicious.