Just so you all know......find a local garden center that sells Johnny's seeds. They are the same price on the internet site as they are in the store, and you won't have to pay ANY shipping. Johnny's web site may even have a "find a dealer" by plugging in your zip code. I live on an island off the coast of MA, and buy my Johnny seeds at my local garden center for the same price. Johnny's even sends the garden center a case load of their current seed catalog. If my garden center doesn't have what I want in their Johnny display, they will order it for me, no shipping cost to me. You may want to find a local dealer for Johnny's seeds.

I'm a newbie so don't know if this will help, but my friend got a catalog from Thompson & Morgan with free S&H. She didn't say if there was a minimum order but I don't think so. So if you find what you want from them (at same price) then here's the code for the free S&H: 24030083 I'm not sure how all this will work out. I have not even checked out their website yet. She JUST gave this to me. Bonnie aka brit5467

I have the same tree from the same place and on the same rootstock. So far, I have not repotted mine yet as whatever mix it is in, it seems to like at this point (plus it wasn't potbound when I got it). It is doing some nice flushing of leaves. Rich is a trifoliate orange rootstock and should be okay with this. Here is a GW thread on it with a couple links for more info - [https://www.houzz.com/discussions/rich-16-6-dsvw-vd~4158704[(https://www.houzz.com/discussions/rich-16-6-dsvw-vd~4158704) One of the links at that thread is this (PDF) where on pg 8 there is a category for "Trifoliate Orange" that includes Rich 16-6. Since you are in south Florida (and have a hot/humid rainy season), just make sure that whatever you mix up, drains well but has enough potting mix so that you are not watering it multiple times a day when it's not raining and the sun is blazing (unless you don't mind doing that). Here is mine this morning (we have had on and off rain for the past couple weeks - it is the tree that is sitting in the clay-colored plastic pot to the left of the plumeria & peony) -

I just want to make sure were on the same page... wood chips VS shredded brush lol... I've been getting my mulch in chips... not shredded. If you think it'll work on these, I'll give it a shot. It's an inexpensive solution that could have a positive impact. The downside to these large chips is that anything over the shovels edge will fall off. Shredded mulch is tangled and holds together better, keeping it from falling. Sort of off topic question Ken, but next year I'm going to try my hardest to get some free shredded brush. The problem is when you call most places like I did last year they tell you they will deliver you a load of shredded brush (about 5-6 yards) for $100. Obviously they are trying to make a little money instead of sending it to a green recycling center or land field. What's a better option... paying $100 for 5-6 yards of shredded brush or paying for the same amount $160 for chips? I order my chips by the 20 yards... so the price would be much higher. The $160 is just so we can compare apples to apples. It looks like the wood chips will take a good 5 years to fully brake down... shredded brush I don't know what do you think... 2-3 years? The problem is that we do have green recycling centers around here that take brush at no charge... it's easier for them to just dump off there anytime than to go to different homes dropping the stuff off. Next year I'm going to post ads in the paper or on craigslist offering $10 a yard or something to see if I get any bites. But even if I do, it may be more worth my while to get the chips since they should last twice as long unless I can get the brush for free.