Up for grabs are seed packets of the below varieties that I have collected off of my trees. I'm asking $3.00 per packet plus actual shipping. Please make sure you are able to receive/import seeds in your area. Some packets may have very limited seeds (price may be adjusted) depending on seediness or rarity of the variety.

Melogold pummelo
Chinotto
Tavares kumquat
Aber’s willowleaf sour orange
Australian grapefruit
Biloxi orange
Boyette #3 satsuma
Changsha mandarin
CiClem #10
Clemenule
ClemYuz 2-2
(Clem x Tri) x Clem
Croxton grapefruit
Citrumelo x changsha
Dimicilli (CiClem #3)
Dragon lime
Ginger lime
Fukushu kumquat
Glen citrangedin
Hamlin orange
Hanna Tokyo pummelo
Juanita tangerine
Kat mandarin
Lemonquat/Sunquat/Marmaladequat
Limau Limo lime
Liudmila ichandarin
Marumi kumquat
Mr Mac satsuma
Moro blood orange
Nippon orangequat
Nuclem clementine
Page mandarin
Panzarella orange
Panzarella lemon
Pearl tangelo
Ponkan mandarin
Ponderosa lemon
Rangpur
Red Shaddock
Republic of Texas orange
SanCitChang
Sanguinelli blood orange
Shasta Gold mandarin
Shekwasha mandarin
Smith Red blood orange
Sudachi
SRA 92 mandarin
Taichang lemon
TaiTri hybrid
Thomasville citrangequat
Tiawanica
Ugli
Ujukitsu
US119 orange
Vaniglia Sanguigno pigmented orange
Ventura Lemandarin
W.Murcott mandarin
Yuzu
Yuko
Yuzvange

Hi G,
I'll buy any:
TaiTri
CiClem #10
Dimicilli
Dragon Lime
& MIC seeds you have available (until I hit my I'm broke limit )
I still have room for more seedlings!!! I hope Till saw your post, I expect him to want some of your seeds too.

Greg,

I got a ton of requests pretty much immediately after I posted this. I'm trying to sort through who got their requests in first and try to distribute the seeds accordingly. I hope to get yours and some others shipped out tomorrow.

Thanks G,
If anyone requested after me please put them before me. As you know, mine will be going out to meet a Maine winter and that probability game is pretty rough.
Cheers,
Greg

Hello Eyeckr,

I would like to buy
- CiClem #10
- TaiTri hybrid
- Citrumelo x Changsha
- SanCitchang
- (Clem x Tri) x Clem.
Ok that's a lot. I hope you have enough seeds.
Could you give me a tipp where I can find more information about Citrumelo x Changsh (Clem x Tri) X Clem, and CiClem? I mean what regards taste and hardiness.

Greetings,

Till

Till,
The three you were asking about were all developed by Dr Brown out of Texas. I have thank Matt for helping me find these. A couple of these are mentioned along with many others in the Hardy Citrus for the Southeast booklet by Tom McClendon. The PDF to this booklet is now free and easily found with a quick search on the internet. Reading this booklet inspired my desire to try and collect all of varieties mentioned.

I don't remember the citrumelo x changsha talked about in the book. In my opinion this variety isn't very good. The fruit is about the size of small grapefruit and doesn't seem to have much else going for it besides sour and some off flavors.

Here's what's written about the CiClem #10 aka Golden lime which I pretty much agree with:
Developed by John Brown of Texas. As the CiClem name implies, it was one of a number of crosses with Clementine mandarin, which readily sets hybrids. This particular culti-var has fruit the size of an egg with light orange flesh and is sometimes called the golden lime. When diluted with an equal amount of water the juice makes a good limeade drink. The tree is spreading and large with few thorns on bearing wood.
Flavor:
Sour lime, some off-flavors, fair to good quality.

(Clem x Tri) x Clem
Now out of many of the hardy citrus I grow this one really stands out to me. The tree is unifoliate for the most part, pretty much thornless and produces a fruit about the size of clementine with incredible contrasts. The skin of the fruit is a bright deep orange but when you cut into the fruit it is lime green. It's flavor is lime-like (with a little imagination) but with very little or no off flavors. I think it gives Dragon Lime a run for its money but it does have way more seeds. I snapped some pictures of this fruit but a little later in the season. When picked in November -December you will see much more contrast than in the following pictures. I think I finally took these in late January:



Washed out picture and picked late. Much more lime-green than depicted here when picked earlier


Till PM me with your address and I'll see about getting your seeds together.

Hello Gaylor
I have just got this day all the seeds.
Everything is in good condition and very quickly.
Thank you for the 3 kinds of glitches and more.
I am very happy with our transaction and if you have any other glitches to offer I would be interested.

Friendly greetings

Eric

Eric, great to know that you got the seeds okay. I hope everything germinates and is eventually fruitful for you.