A little inventory of my current collection...

In containers:
- Moro orange
- Valencia late orange
- Sanguinelli orange
- Salustiana orange
- Feminello lemon
- Meyer lemon #1
- Meyer lemon #2
- Tahiti lime
- Eustis limequat
- Etrog citron
- Ruby red clementine
- Bergamot
- Seville orange
- Yuzu
- Caviar (microcitrus australasica)
- Mandared
- Chinotto
- Kara mandarin
- Star ruby grapefruit

In ground:
- Flying dragon
- Several poncirus trifoliata seedlings

...and several seedlings in containers:
- Poncirus trifoliata
- Seville orange
- Pummelo
- Moro orange
- Tarocco orange
- Sanguinelli orange
- Valencia late orange (awaiting germination)
- Ponderosa lemon

There's really no room left for any additional plants now, although I'm still looking for at least an AMOA8...

This is a long list Marc! You better off start looking for some greenhouse plans and try building your own, before it's too late.
Otherwise, by the end of the year, you might end up sleeping in your car, while the plants enjoy full comfort of your own home.

...if only I could afford that...

My eustis limequat currently has some flowers too. I noticed that chose flowers have a scent that is quite different from other citrus. It's à really delicate scent much like lily of the valley!

My limequat doesn't have such fragrance, or I do not have receptors in my nose to smell it...
Its scent should be kumquat-like, just like its appearance.

Oh Marc, what are you waiting for? There are so many beautiful kumquat specimens all over the web, waiting for you to place the order.
Just look at this beauty... Its price is rather symbolic.

It's a bargain!
I don't have a kumquat because I don't like kumquats very much. And as you know, I don't have any spare room (except maybe for something very special...)

Like which one, for instance? I see you've got your eye on this blood clementine...

Certainly, I love all deep blood citrus! But I also prefer defined varieties, that's why I keep looking for that AMOA8!

Took my plants outside today to spray them again against the scale bugs. The infestation was worse than I expected. It took me a couple of hours to thoroughly spray all plants.

And now, time for a photo shoot!

The citrus plant everyone wants these days , the mandared...


Kara mandarin with weeping behavior...


Tahiti lime...


Salustiana orange...


Valencia late...


Moro orange...


Meyer lemon number 1...


Feminello lemon...


Meyer lemon number 2...




Eustis limequat...


Australian finger lime...


Yuzu...


Ruby clementine...


Bergamot...


Star ruby grapefruit, doing a bit better now...


Chinotto...


Spanish sanguinelli orange...


Seville orange...


Etrog citron...


Pummelo seedlings, from 2012...


Poncirus trifoliata seedlings, from 2011...


Poncirus trifoliata seedlings, from 2012...


Seville orange seedlings, from 2011...


Ponderosa lemon seedling, from 2012...


Sanguinelli seedlings from last winter...


Right half : seville orange seedlings from the seville oranges mike/citrange kindly sent me. Left half : moro orange seedlings. Seedling on the far left is a tarocco seedling. All from last winter.

Huuu....beautiful!

Those pics left me speechless... Great collection and some very healthy trees! Tahiti lime hasn't seen your pruning shears for a while, has it? I need to get myself a meyer tree like yours, either #1 or #2, I won't be choosy...

The tahiti is a very vigorous grower. The more I trim it, the more it starts growing! I wait with trimming until it gets too much out of shape.

Meyers are about the easiest citrus to grow. They're a must have!

That is a good looking dog you have in the photos. The trees look good also. Great pictures!