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Question: What is the easiest/highest producing fruit tree to grow indoors (outside during summer)?

What is the easiest/highest producing fruit tree to grow indoors (outside during summer)?
I live in Kansas and am a newbie to this stuff. Im thinking of something like a lemon, pomegranate, tangerine or something along those lines. Even exotic fruits strike my fancy. What are the easiest to maintain/most productive? Where might I get them? I can get a 6 ft Pomegranate Tree nearby for 80 bucks that is already producing...is this a good deal? Where can I get dwarf trees? any info is greatly appreciated.

Answer: The best suggestion I have is growing citrus. The French Royalty did it in Paris, and so can you.
Stick to small fruited citrus like kumquats, or calamondins. Watch out for whiteflies and scale insect pests.

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Question: Growing a pomegranate indoors?

Ok, I'm rather new to gardening, but my mom is an experience botanist and gardener so she is helping me out. I would like to grow a pomegranate indoors now and I have 2 questions.

Where do I get the seeds? Can I use them out of the fruit or do I have to prepare them some way?

what kind of sun and watering do they require?

Thanks a bunch

Answer: You can get them out of the fruit and they will germinate pretty quickly (this is how i raised my tree, which now lives in a tub in my greenhouse). However, ordinary pomegranate trees get quite big (too big for indoors) and while they may flower indoors after some years they will never set fruit. a better idea is to get hold of some seeds of the pomegranate variety "nana" which is a dwarf version of the big pomegranate complete with miniature flowers and fruits. this is much better for indoors and will not grow larger than 4-5 feet.

pomegranates need warm, dry conditions and will withstand drought quite well (although they do need some water). they are also excellent for container growing and so make good tub plants outdoors or indoors. ideally they need fairly full sun in summer (stand the plant outdoors if possible) and cool, dry conditions in winter during which time they will drop their leaves. seed germination only takes about 10 days or so and they are fairly quick growing: pinch out the growing tips to make the plant bushier.

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