I am looking for Kaffir lime seeds. I only have dwaft pomegranite for trade. Please contact me through email if you want to trade.

I have east indian curry leaf tree, horseradish drumstick tree, chaya herb, cardamom ginger, tumeric ginger. I am intersted in the star anise seeds or better still a plant, and Indian jujube seeds or better still a seedling. If you are interested please - let's talk! Thanks

No need to graft. The purpose of grafting is to take a fruit age twig off a mature tree and attach it to a better root stock to get a good tree with strong disease resistant roots and get fruit sooner. Since your twig is a baby it will not fruit until it is a large tree with it's own root or another trees roots' Yes, you can take buds off your tree and graft them on a desirable root stock. If this tree is your's to keep I would be inclined to keep it on it's own roots. You can still take buds of it and graft to a rootstock of your choice. That is what I had planned to do with a meiwa kumquat and a poncirus trifoliata rootstock. I found it to be so difficult I will keep my tree on its own roots.

gary, i have a few limes on my tree. they're really tasty little fruit. next time i pluck one, i'll check to see if there are any seeds. mine was grown from seed--mary gave it to me. it's a tough little tree. much more frost-tolerant than you might believe.