N|teStar

In the Spring I bought a Melaleuca Alternifolia [Tea Tree], back then it was about 2.5 feet tall, it is now just over 5.5 feet tall and growing in a pot. Throughout the summer its had lovely bright gree foliage and has thrived.....until now..I bought it indoors when we had a spate of frosts and it is looking very bare and dropping almost all its leaves, the ones it has left are extremely dry and curled despite watering etc. I have even put it back outside in a more sheltered spot....have i killied it by bringing it indoors ? or do u think it will revive itself ? any advise from an experienced gardener will be appreciated !! regards N|teStar

started snowing here in Rochester Kent !!! not much more of a flurry, looks like darker clouds coming in from the north though... temp: 3.2c pessure: 986hpa

hard frost overnight, nice cruncy ground this morning....paths/roads [everything] covered. currently 1.2c pressure 1025hpa feels by far the coldest morning so far....the school run was freezing !

Frosty this morning, looks pretty 'thick' current temp: 1.2 c pressure: 1016 hpa no wind whatsoever..

Wind is starting to pick up a bit now, quite exposed where i am [cliffe, near rochester] - surrounded by fields, can hear the wind howling through the vents in the windows. temp: 16.4 windy - few of ma pot plants have taken a tumble pressure: 997 fallen by 2 in last hour conditions: grey, cloudy - looks like its gonna throw it down any min

Chilly all day here today current conditions temp 11.8 c wind SSE pressure 1006hpa weather station is showing the 'heavy rain' symbol.....no rain as yet but it is forecast for this evening/night N|teStar

Bright and sunny 19.4c !!!! and its only just gone 10am ! pressure 1001 hpa wind SSE

current conditions in rochester, kent temp: 15.7c and rising humidity: 87% presure: 1009 hpa SSE light breeze 16mph feels a bit 'odd' outside today

Greets All Ive been viewing this sites many interesting threads for some time now, a very informative site it is too ! Anyway..to the point.. I have a Calamondin Orange Tree and hence i know little about them.. it bloomed in spring, producing many white flowers and followed a huge harvest of fruit. Anyway I noticed today whilst I was scooping up what was left of my Eucalyptus which had been blown over, that the Calamondin is flowering again, dozens of white buds appearing....but very little in the way of fruit , is this common for it to flower in Autumn ? or has the mild weather in Kent confused it ?? thx from a novice gardener!