Well I have lived in oklahoma 34 years and this is the very first time I have ever seen citrus trees for sale at Walmart here. Lowes and Homedepot used to but not for years and the independent nurseries always have but never at Walmart. Even a local Grocery store that usually has Dekopon fruit is selling small trees. typical stuff, meyer lemon, key lime and calamondin.

Walmart is selling something that immediately made me think of Laaz, Variegated pink lemon They also are selling something that made me laugh a bit. They call it a "cocktail tree" but upon closer inspection it was just a Meyer and Key lime potted in the same container.

so i guess Oklahoma is becoming a citrus state...haha.

Mike

No thanks, if their citrus is anything like the rest of the crap they sell it will be dead within a month.

Yeah I passed on them. Plus they want $20 for a barely over a foot tall tree.

I would be embarrassed to have a citrus in my greenhouse from wall mart - Millet

I picked up a Okitsu Wase Satsumas, Fukushu Kumquat and Calamondin from Home Depot in Greater Vancouver. The first two had no fruit or blossoms but the Calamondin is covered in both fruits and blossoms. But yeah, getting a citrus from WM is not something I would consider.

Just added 3 Kishu Mandarins, a Weeping Naval and a Cara Cara Naval orange tree from Tropic2Tropic. Ray is a local home nursery guy who specializes in citrus and exotic plants.

Anthony

What is a "Weeping Naval"?

Its branches "weep" like a weeping willow tree. Root stock is flying dragon and its got lots of buds and baby fruit on it.

Any photos?

I'll try to take some and post on the forum soon. Just busy with work and Mother's Day right now.

I bought a Cara Cara, a weeping Washington Navel and a Calamondin Kumquat from Ray at Tropic to Tropic. I had ordered a Kishu but Ray said a customer must have pulled off the saved sign as he couldn't find it when he was shipping my trees so he sent the weeping Washington. I've tried to find some info on the weeping navel but so far nothing. All 3 trees came in great condition and will order again from Ray next spring, still hoping to get the Kishu

Marc I don't know if you have walmart in your country, but this will give you an idea.

http://www.peopleofwalmart.com/

That site is so funny. I'm pretty sure Oklahoma wal-marts have contributed a few of those. Haha.

You DEFINITELY have to save those citrus plants!

No, we don't have walmart here!