Maybe San Gabriel Nursery. Think they need a cross pollinator? If you get a tree, send me scion when you prune. ;-) Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.yelp.com/biz/san-gabriel-nursery-and-florist-san-gabriel

I'm hoping that since it's been such a miraculous year rain-wise that we may get one more good soaking, but it doesn't look like that will happen, does it? Everywhere I dig on my property, it's still good and wet so I'll hold off on watering anything but the newly planted items. Much of it all is pretty well established and this year I'll try even more to keep from having to water much....I use less and less water and my water bills still get higher and higher....grrr.

Thanks, Dan. They did have a Cara Cara and Gorden gave me a 2 thumb's up on the taste for the Cara Cara. He said he thought they actually were better than the Washington. I did grab a Page, only 2 left, and no fruit, but lots of buds, so I'll have ripe fruit next year. Also got a Golden Nugget which does have some ripe fruit. It was a toss up between the Page and the Minneola. Page won out because I really like that tangerine taste. Gorden suggested a Pixie last year, and I have that planted, but no fruit set yet. I'm going to pinch that and my Bearss lime, which also hasn't put out any flowers or really any flush - sort of surprised about that. All the grapefruits I got last hear are going nuts with flowers right now. The Melogold has so many flowers I'm going to have to pinch off some of the fruit, or the poor little thing will simply topple over. Same with the Cocktail and the Rio Red. And, walked out with a couple of Poms - Sweet and a Wonderful. Yumm. I'll have the best fruit salads in a couple of years, can hardly wait! Patty S.

I have a sweetgum and a live oak from the program. They have been in the ground 2 years and both are doing very well. This is a great program! I would love to get a red bud this year but just don't know where to put it. I keep threatening to start planting in my neighbor's yard and this might be the year to do that!