Wow, lots of growth, Dave. You might even get fruit set next year. I will be very interested to hear how that fruit tastes. Well done. And, I'm surprised they like being right by the air conditioner, with all that hot air being driven out of the air conditioners. I guess it's humid enough where you are, that it doesn't make a difference.

Patty S.

Patty, I hope to get some fruit. We'll see. I've actually never tasted the fruit when it wasn't either frozen or unripe, so I can't say. Supposedly it's one of the more 'edible' of the Poncirus hybrids -- but that's not saying much! (I think citrangequat might be best I've tasted so far)

The hot air from the AC unit blows up, now out, so it's no problem. And yes, it's pretty humid here. We've had a very mild summer.

Do you have any seedling for Ga I would love to try to grow them outside here.

Trace

Trace,

You should talk with Stan McKenzie of McKenzie Farms near Olanta, South Carolina. He has lots of hardy citrus plants for sale.

Not sure where in Ga you live, but there are probably at least a half dozen varieties that might do OK in 7B with in a sheltered spot.

Consider Citrumelo, Citrange, Citrandarin, Citrangequat.

Yep I spoke to stan he said kimbough Satsuma I might try it soon.
Trace