My friend Linda M. brought me a big box of Changsha tangerines so I have seeds to share ... :-)

Changshas come true from seed, fruit in seven years, are extremely cold tolerant (Linda has had ice covering her in-fruit trees with no damage) and drought tolerant as well. They are very sweet and have about three seeds per section.

Contact me through my page, give your address and I'll pop some seeds in the mail. They need to be planted fresh for best germination. I'd suggest planting in pots, let them grow in pots for the first year or two and bringing the seedlings in during a hard freeze. After planting in the ground they will be fine.

If you want me to reply to an email sent through my page be sure your page is set to allow it. I've received requests to which I have no way to reply.

Happy gardening!

Linda's tree: