My flying dragon has flower buds and I hope to get some fruit this year. If so, you are welcome to some seeds. I am in Gainesville.

Since I am only 90 miles away, I'd be happy to visit sometime and pick up the "flying dragon" seeds if they
produce fruit for you this year.

I too have 30 different citrus growing here.

Had to build fires and cover smaller trees but the 30
year old valencia, red grapefruit and murcott all
survived 18 degrees, with some loss of leaves.

I cover new trees with a combination of 20 ft sticks
of pvc stuck in the ground and covered with 6 mil
visqueen plastic.

This is an unusual year with 9 nights so far... With
under 20 degrees, compared with an average 3 or 4.

This may be a 5000 year weather cycle?

Thanks for writing,

Jim

In my area, poncirus seeds aren't usually ripe until October. It sounds like you will need to wait several months to get your sees.

The flowers are open and it looks like small fruits on some. Last year the fruits all dropped before they matured. Hope for better success this year, I'll let you know how things move along.