Thanks everyone. Rogue does not ship to Canada. I checked with Jeffries. Their first response was that they only sell to greenhouses. I sent a follow up enquiry asking the names of greenhouses in my city that they sold to. They responded and I am now having Fragrant Plum shipped to me through a local greenhouse. I guess the rest will be from Hortico. I have seen posts here that say they ship very small plants, but I guess I will see how own root grow in my area. Or perhaps I should just relax the rest of the season as I have about thirty roses in transit that need to be planted. I'm getting pretty excited.

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Forestfarm.com may be worth a look. Just don't expect anything huge.

I dropped off the leaves at the ag extension, but the person who does the leaf inspection is out until after Thanksgiving. I am not sure if the person can look at it and tell me what it is or if it will be sent to UGA for identification. UGA has a citrus program there because Georgia has started growing citrus along the coast. It looks like I am calling Harris to see what is going on with the tree just to be on the safe side. Thanks Nancy.