any online citrus website ship to TX?
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Comments (3)mrtexas: Thanks for the input. Guess I'll have to get what I want next time I go to AZ or CA. It sucks that most places can't ship to TX. And now my local nursery can't get trees either even though we are quite a ways from the valley....See MoreBuying appliances online (websites)
Comments (10)Most online sites are selling appliances at cost or close to it. Then they are paying the shipping costs. Everyday is a holiday sale. Depending on what state you live in hhgregg is offering deals on the commodity brands in their new markets. Brands like Sub-Z , AGA and Viking don't allow their products to go on sale. What brands are you looking for? Based on what brands your interested in, someone will point out who has a great deal for you....See MoreAny Online Great Last Minute Deals Out There?
Comments (23)I'm back. Got to Target and saw a mob around a shelf display on the main isle ( I was thinking the jackets would be on a sales rack on the back wall)and jackets were being thrown into carts left and right. lol I picked up the first large that I could find and immediately noticed how small they ran. I then gathered up mostly the black in XL and L. Got two XL in green. Those were the only two colors in L and XL. I got a reddish/pink jacket in M for my daughter that wears a medium. My other daughter would need a large. I got 10 jackets all together. Once home, I tried on the XL and could barely squeeze in. My older daughter is rather blessed up top, so I am afraid that even the XL will not zip up to the top and that the M will be too small for younger daughter. Oh well, at least the L and XL will fit someone in need. Thanks again!...See MoreCitrus Source in TX
Comments (14)sgreer13: I live in the Houston area and grow roughly 170 varieties of citrus. Sunburst is a little seedy, but is a very productive one for me (I have a photo of my 3-year-old Sunburst tree with 200+ fruits on it!). I know of only 2 southeast Texas commercial (wholesale only) growers who propagate Sunburst and sell to local retail nurseries: Saxon Becnel & Sons (located of the Beaumont area, sells to many Big Box retailers), and Brazos Citrus Nursery (located in the West Columbia, sells mostly to retail plant nurseries and Master Gardener groups). Both of them T-bud onto Carrizo citrange (not the most hardy rootstock for central Texas and not a "dwarfing" rootstock, but better adapted than some others sold around here). You may have luck looking at your local big box store (our nearby Home Depot has Saxon-grown Sunburst in 5 and 15 gallon sizes). You might also check with E. E. "Mitch" Mitchamore at Hill County Natives (www.hillcountrynatives.net) in Austin to see if he has any for sale. Unfortunately the greater Houston area is all under a citrus quarantine right now so you can't come here to buy a tree to take home. Let me know if you need more help. Scott...See Morehoosierquilt USDA 10A Sunset 23 Vista CA
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