Kumquat
Last, Tuesday as I was mowing my grass not paying attention
to the mail man. He had delivered a package onto my front porch without me
knowing what was inside. I first thought it was for my son, he had been asking
for a package that he was anticipating to be delivering at any day now. My first reaction was to call him to let him
know his package has arrived. Then I
looked at the label on the package it was address to me. To my surprise it was from my intimate
stranger from afar who had purchase this tall slander package for me. It was so thoughtful of her to remember me
for the little things I’ve done for her.
I guess I’ve touch her life a little bit, which it is only in my nature
to share my smile to those I’ve met. I
wonder do I come across like this to all the people I’ve met?
Inside the package it was two dwarf citrus tree (Nagami and
Meiwa Kumquat). I remember on my trip to southern California where we had a
short conversation regarding what kind of citrus tree I like. You can say she
knows me well for such a short period we had encounter one another, she
remember what I like.
A little history of the two type of kumquat dwarf citrus
that was given to me are; Nagami Kumquat it can grow to 6’ to 10’ in size when
maturity. This is known to be a cold
hardy plant. These fruits can be eaten
peel and all. This particular citrus is
a native of China, a symbolic of prosperity and good luck. I hope it will bring some prosperity and luck
my way? I don’t feel so luck of late maybe things will change for the better?
As for the Meiwa Kumquat it can grow to 4’ to 8’ in size when maturity. Depending on the sources on the internet both
of these are from China or Japan introduction into the United States in the
early 1900’s. I can’t hardly wait for next year’s fruits.
Today, I’ve decided to plant it into a planting pot with my
kids while they are here with me. We
such a great moment together were we planted it into planting pot. I hope it will continue live for many more
years as I will give it lots of love and care.
I would like to thank my intimate stranger for the wonderful
gift. I can’t thank her enough for her gift and her friendship. Good luck to you and may you have a prosperity
life going forward.
1 Comments:
Why did you plant your trees in a container? Is it too cold where you are at that the plant has to be brought inside during the winter? Also, did you plant the trees in separate containers or are they both in one container? Each plant should be in its own separate container.
It sounds as if you and your intimate stranger may have parted ways. If it's true, I'm sorry to hear that. You must have made an impact on her and her life. Also, she must have really cared for you and I'm sure she also wishes you good luck too. Who knows, she probably might be very very sad to have parted ways with you.---WW
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