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Armed with Dwarf Fruit Trees Go Forth and Kill Evil Influence…

My wife, the Feng Shui genius in our family, has just added two Bearrs Dwarf Lime Trees  to our must have list of additions to our growing orchard of Dwarf Fruit Trees.  Tonight she positively glowed with excitement to show me an entry from a Feng Shui book by Lillian Too about putting Dwarf Fruit Trees of the lemon-lime persuasion at your main door entry for some major feng shui good luck.   The entry in Lillian Too’s book is called Fruiting lime trees bring ‘gold’ 

A pair of lime trees flanking your main door invites good luck into your home. This is because the fruit of the lime tree not only signifies abundance and prosperity, but its sour taste is also able to absorb and kill any bad luck or evil influence that may have been disturbing your home without your knowledge. lime fruits work a little like salt - they soak up bad energy, hence cleansing your home while attracting abundance.

Wow.  Color me sold on two new Dwarf Fruit Trees for the front entryway!   Just in case you think Lillian Too is some kind of fruitcake (ha pun intended) wacko from the planet purple t-shirt please have a gander at her accomplishments:

Lillian Too is the world’s most prolific and highest selling author of books on Feng Shui. Since publishing her first book on the subject in 1995 in Malaysia, she has written over a hundred books and sold over ten million copies to a worldwide audience of readers. Her books have been translated into 31 languages and whole sections of bookstores in capital cities of the world carry shelves of her books on feng shui, astrology and Chinese divinations methods. Lillian graduated with an MBA from the Harvard Business School in Boston USA and at first pursued a very successful corporate career in banking and finance. In Malaysia she headed HONG LEONG CREDIT, a public listed conglomerate of financial companies that included businesses in banking, insurance and stock broking. In 1982 she was appointed CEO of GRINDLAYS DAO HENG BANK, the sixth largest bank in Hong Kong. Following her years in the fast paced finance industries Lillian opted for a change of pace and packaged the leveraged buyout of DRAGON SEED LIMITED, becoming Chairman and shareholder of this group of luxury department store and boutiques. She cashed out this retail business and at the age of 45 retired to become a full time mother. She started her career as a writer in 1995 when she self published her first book on Feng Shui. The book became an instant bestseller in Malaysia and she followed it with a second equally successful book. In 1997, her book THE COMPLETE ILLUSTRATED GUIDE TO FENG SHUI a full color illustrated book published by ELEMENT Publishers of the UK became an instant international hit and was the summer bestseller at the BARNES AND NOBLE STORES in the United States. Following that her LILLIAN TOOà S LITTLE BOOK OF FENG SHUI became a worldwide bestseller including reaching number 1 spot in the UK where the little book sold well over a million copies. The years since then have seen LILLIAN TOOà s feng shui books become increasingly popular and today she has become a much loved author famed for simplifying FENG SHUI and popularizing this living skill. She is the worldà s #1 selling writer on Feng Shui. She is also its most eloquent advocate and each January she addresses capacity crowds of thousands at her Feng Shui Extravaganza Road Shows. Lillian Too trains Feng Shui Consultants at her Lillian Too Certified Consultants Institute from amongst whose thousands of graduates have emerged some extremely successful feng shui professionals and business people who are practicing in many corners of the world. She is Chairman of WOFS.com, a feng shui merchandising and franchise company managed by her daughter Jennifer Too.

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Nothing keeps on giving smiles and meaning like a growing living fruit bearing plant.

I am grateful and appreciative.

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If you have dwarf cherry trees all you need is an easily tossed over net to keep out the birds and handfuls of fruit at chest height for your delight.

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Dwarf Apple Trees bear fruit that can be stored all winter long.

Kids love plums like no other.

Dwarf Lemon Trees are perhaps the most universally called for ingredient in practically every style of cooking recipes.

Dwarf Lime Trees kill evil influence!

Dwarf Orange Trees are incredibly fragrant.

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A hand-truck could still easily transport these dwarf fruit trees whenever needed.

The Dwarf Fig Tree is one of my all time favorite additions to a patio garden. You’ll easily enjoy this container growm fruit tree.

You can even grow figs as indoor door fruit trees in a sunny too.

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This gorgeous Dwarf Lemon Tree graces the small garden of a central city yard neighboring my children’s kindergarten.

You can see how fantastic this is for small spaces.

The shade tree behind it is a fruit also - a full grown fig tree. Notice how well a dwarf fruit tree “stacks” with a larger tree.

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My earlier post by Steve Diver - the recognized world expert - on Compost Tea is here

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