New seedless mandarin varieties

11 years ago

I have been researching best varieties of mandarin for my blank slate low desert yard. I came across some articles from 2009 announcing the release of DaisySL, FairchildSL and KinnowSL. These are all seedless clones from irradiated budwood of the standard (seeded) varieties. As these mandarins are reputed to do very well here in the Coachella Valley I'm very keen to give them a try, but have been unable to find a source. Anyone out there know something that could help me?

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eahamel
11 years ago
Check with your local agricultural extension office. Here, they have fruit tree sales, and if yours doesn't, they may know who's growing them. You might be able to do a google (or Bing) search for citrus growers in your state, that would give you the growers, who would be able to tell you what nurseries they sell to. It might not be citrus season in your area. It is here, and all nurseries have them, but they don't have them most of the year.
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