I have seeds that I can mail if you haven't gotten some by now, but the Satsuma, being a hybrid, probably won't come true from seed. However, you might get something good and maybe even better -- who knows?

By the way, the seeds need to be planted fresh.

My changsha tangerine tree is getting big, but is not producing yet, but I'll see if I can get some seeds from a friend if you want to try it. They are very cold tolerant, come true from seed, and very sweet tasting, but are more seedy than Satsumas.

Here is a link that might be useful: About changshas from Plant Answers ...

Thank you Roseless,

I did come across that information. Later, I realized it would take moving in from the cold. So, I surrendered to that idea.

Thank you for the Changsha seeds. They've gotten off to a rocky start. You'll be alerted to the first one that sprouts.

Xtal