well here we go again , from the same spot I bought/saved more likely a lemon tree , but than again don't know what type is it to label him correctly , any ideea ? Millet they are all wrong labeling those trees , there was a Kumquat labeled as calamondin and a citrus limon labeled as satsuma ...and others more like that so my guess is that the dutch nursery is very very bad organized.


And one other thing is this normal for that Tahiti Lime to flower so much and what is weird is that the flower stamin grows bigger than the flower itself and even than the petals ? (hopefully correct terms )

I was looking tonight at their site
http://www.kwekerij-jongerling.nl/assortiment.htm
I see that they don't have Eustis Limequat so if the tree is from them could be another one of them

My question is, why would you buy a citrus plant from a place that doesn't even list what type they are? Seems like you can save some time trying to figure out what they are if you just decide to purchase them off another place.

Well because I don't have too many options to choose from , so citrus trees are not so easy to find in my city , and afterall I feel more pleased to save a tree from a nursery.
I don't live in Holland to go to their nursery over there and ask them what is going on , so i will stick to my citruses in Romania until some major nurseries are willing to come to my city.

Until then this is the only way to achieve some citrus trees. For now