--answer--sowing lemon seeds

Hi chiron,

Your question: hi Moreless, and happy corn moon! your garden must be looking spectacular! How are your lemon trees.

I am going to transpnat my three young ones. They have griwn incredibly since I gave them a sip of some fertilizer I made a few days ago. Their stems have actually become trunks, and you can feel the energy inn in, when you touch them.
As you may recall, I have a vision of my own lemon orchard. These guys will winter indoors, the way the french did, back in the "orangerie" days.

since they will all be potted trees, at least so long as they are living in Canada :-), i know this seems unorthodox, but do you think there's any value (or harm to the lemons) in me sowing some lemon seeds I have, tonight? I realize it's fall, and that would be very odd in a place like florida, if they were going to be planted outside, but it's good time for "above-ground late crops", according to the almanac, and I've had these seeds in the fridge for a month or more. They are dried.

thanks, Chiron


Answer: Like an ole fellow once told me: The seed won't grow unless you plant it!

So plant it and see if it will grow!

Smile Tis your choice.