Do you have more than one of these plants? I just learned they are hardy in my zone. What kind of plants are you looking for? Thanks for considering. GardenPrincess

I see nothing on your want list - this is VERY HIGH on my want list - I notice you like the plumeria site, I have a yellow and a pink plumeria I could offer...lots of veggies, please look at my trade list... g'nut

Flying Dragon is easily distinguished from all other Poncirus varieties by 1. stems that are quite zig-zag in their growth; they change directions at every leaf 2. thorns are strongly curved, never straight 3. trees grow at perhaps half the rate of other P.t. They do produce nucellar (true-to-type) seedlings, but also produce a high percentage of zygotic (not true-to-type) seedlings, so if you're growing them for rootstock use, it's important to carefully rogue the seed bed for off-types. A 4-foot plant may be almost big enough to flower. I'm thinking we've flowered them at about 5-6 feet, from seed.

Most of my trees are grafted on FD (both container trees and in ground trees). As pip wrote, FD does over grow the scion, but that has never been a problem. FD is my rootstock of choice. My inground trees grow to approximately only 11 feet, thereby it remains easy to harvest the fruit. FD also gives my trees a few additional degrees of frost protection. -S-