Seeds of Inadora.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Finger-lime-seeds-rare-endangered-species-citrus-Inadora-/151052847305?pt=AU_Plants_Seeds_Bulbs&hash=item232b7388c9

This is another tree that I enjoy because stands out with its unique leaf shape, doubled spines and fruit. Mine is on its second bloom this year. Hopefully I get some fruit set.

Microcitrus Inodora, Russel River Lime, Large Leaf Australian Wild Lime:


cool double spines


stiff holly shaped leaves


flowers

Because the viability of citrus seeds is so short if not properly handled, a buyer is taking a chance when buying off the Internet. I wish I have a dollar for each time I have heard that Interned seeds failed to sprout. - Millet

I got 10 seeds of Finger Lime Sanguinea (Red Finger Lime) from Australia, 6 sprouted and are growing. I would buy the Inadora seeds if they were 'buy-it-now' for a fixed price and not on auction, they just get bid up too expensive.

Eyeckr your collection never ceases to impress!

If anyone has the Australian Citrus Gracilis they are the undisputed Citrus King/Queen

Damn G, you've been holding out on me!

Thanks Lemandarangequatelo. Hit me up in the fall for seeds. Hopefully I can coax the tree into holding some fruit. The Australian Citrus Gracilis is a wild looking tree with wacky looking fruit. Definitely a collectors variety.

Sorry about that Laaz. I've been getting to where I'm forgetting what I have until someone posts about a certain variety. I've got to work on writing up an updated list and get it over to you.