Anyone in FL, CA, TX and AZ can forget this because of shipping restirctions. Here is a copy of the email that I just got:

Dear Marc,
In response to your enquiry back on the 18th of November 2006, I am pleased to advise you that we now have 20 of the Australian Round Lime in stock for only $24.90ea. Stocks are limited so be quick to avoid disappointment

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Kath
Daleys Fruit Tree Nursery

Australian Round Lime Description
Also called Dooja occurs naturally in the areas just outside the rainforest canopy. Its fruits are rough skinned and globular, but quite edible when still green, even though they turn yellow on the tree.

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They can not to them to anywhere in the USA.

Well there you go. Thanks Laaz.

Marc how is your fingerlime doing ? I hope I get some fruit off mine this year.

Lazz,

The finger lime is kicking butt, about 4 feet high 3 feet wide but no flowers yet. The folks at UCR and Four Winds say be patient. So here I sit.

I also have some pretty decent 6 month old seedlings of the Microcitrus Australasica Var Sanguinea, Virgata, Faustremedin, Australis, Warburgiana, and Inodora. I probably won't see any fruit from these until I retire.

How old is your finger lime?

I don't know how many years it is until you retire, but I have found that several of my Microcitrus seedlings have first flowered at around 6 to 8 years. In California, rather than the fairly miserable UK climate, you could probably beat that by a couple of years.
Any chance of some photos of your seedlings, especially warburgiana and inodora? Have you seen any 'paired thorns' on the inodora?

Hmmm Maybe not too many years until retirement! A possum dumped my seedling tray 2 months ago and I had them all arranged but not labeled. So now everything is just jumbled together and I have yet to relabel them. Here are the two pics.





In there you have:
Blood Orange x Satsuma
Burris Blood Orange
castello lime
Entre Fina Blood Orange
Faustremedin
Kabosu
Marrakech Di Limonette
Microcitrus Australis
Microcitrus Inodora
Microcitrus Var Sanguinea
Microcitrus Virgata
Microcitrus Warburgiana
Mystery Limequat UCR
ponkan
Red Valencia
Ruby Blood Orange
Sangiune Grosse Ronde
Sanguina Dobla fina
Sanguinello A Pignu
Shekwasa Mandarin
Ugli Fruit
Vaccaro Blood Orange
Wash Sanguine

Citrusboy, are you going to know which seedling is which in order to correctly label them? - Millet

Good question Millet, I was so pissed off. I had a spreadsheet outlining what and where. Just goes to show you. Technology isn't always better. Should have labeled them.

As soon as they hit a year, I should have a easier time telling what's what by the leaves. I plan on visiting UCR in Spring and snagging some leaves so I can compare.

Australian ones should be easy. Blood oranges harder...

The Microcitrus inodora are the two right hand seedlings in the bottom row of the first picture.
Unlike the seedlings I grew from UCR seeds, your inodora's are true to type with the correct shaped leaves and I think I can even see the paired spines.

Thank You!!! Those two little guys aren't doing so well right now. We have had 7 days of rain recently and they are looking like they are dying. So I make be planting some more this spring. At least they will be labeled!

I will try to get a better picture for you.