Hi, Kizzyseeds, I would love to have one fruit. What are you looking for? I have --Sweet Alyssium, very fragrant flower. seeds --Scented 4 O'clock. seeds --Ornamental pepper. seeds --Various Veggie seeds --Orchid cactus cutting, large and fragrant flower.I attached a picture of it. --Night bloom Jasmine Cutting, fragrant flower in the evening --AngleWing Begonia cuttings, blooms all year long --Brugmansia, Angle Trumpet cuttings... white, yellow, or pink. Very nice evening fragrance --Walking Iris small plant, small fragrant flowers --Star Jasmine cutting. Vine in warmer zone. Nice sweet fragrant flowers --Stephanotis, Bridal Jasmine cutting. Very nice fragrance hope we can make some trade. I also looking for fragrant annual flower seeds such as high fragrant sweet pea, evening stock, old Iowa vining petunia, etc.

I'd be interested in the rooted cuttings of Flying Dragon. Could offer established seedlings of lychee or loquat. Or look at my trade list & LMK if there's anything you're interested in.

Just stumbled upon this site researching dragon flies. I lost my wife to Metastatic Breast cancer 5/12. Shortly after, I read a story on MSN.COM about a bride who lost her mom and how dragon flies appeared at the ceremony and one landed on her shoulder while walking down the isle. I started to pay attention to this creature at home. Last summer while on my deck, I noticed a Dragon Fly came by. I hung around awhile, landing on the railing or circling my deck, then as fast as it appeared, it disappeared. This happened almost every time I went onto the deck. We had a West Highland Terrier named Sophia. This was my wife's dog. This dog would follow her everywhere. I always commented that if my wife stopped too quickly, she would land up her butt!!. A year after my wife was diagnosed, Sophia also developed cancer. She was gone in a week after the diagnosis. My wife and I were heartbroken. So we searched for another Westie. When we found a litter, my wife said "The first one that gives me a kiss, is the one I want". Well we brought Maddison home in July of 2011. My wife passed away less than a year later. One day this past summer, I was on the deck and Maddison was in the garden searching for varmints. A Dragon Fly appeared, flew around the deck, circled me, then flew down to Maddison, circled her. As fast as it appeared, it was gone. It gave me the chills. I now have a girlfriend. She was experiencing problems at work and it was really disturbing her. She was still at work and I was mowing the lawn. While mowing, an idea suggestion popped into my head. I figured I would talk to her when she got home when a Dragon Fly started circling me the entire time I was mowing. It suddenly dawned on me that this insect was trying to tell me something. I stopped the mower to come in the house to call my GF, and that fast, the Dragon Fly disappeared. I now look for a Dragon Fly every time I am outside. I have a new appreciation for this creature and feel blessed when I see one. Oh, and one more thing. I have read that Dragonflies stay close to water. Well, the closest water we have around here is about 1/4 mile away.

Flying dragon seems to be more prone to weird twists than the generally upright/straight C-35. This is a Washington navel on FD, and it was the tree that started it all in winter 2009. All the original nursery-based growth died back in 2010 as I was learning what the heck I had gotten into. Fortunately, it put out a new, singular stem which became the trunk of the tree I have today (after a lot of learning!). This is the photo of that singular stem flushing out with the rootstock visible: I've noticed that the bud has been very strangely deformed, and I can't tell if it was a chip, T-bud, or some other graft type, but the line is definitely visible on the 2023 photo! And here's a 2023 photo of the Valentine on C-35 your first tree came from: