Hey peaches20, I dont know anything about coffee plants, but there are no genetically dwarf citrus trees. The "dwarf" factor is due to one citrus being grafted onto another citrus root stock. And even then, having a dwarf tree doesnt mean it wont grow to normal size, it just means that it will take considerably longer to rech that size. But if you will be growing these indoors, since i see you are in zone 6, they might stay at a small-ish size. Having said that, i have some mandarin orange tree seeds that i can save for you. My dwarf (grafted) tree is fully loaded with fruit right now. I will also have some mexican sweet lime seeds (also known as key lime) in a couple of weeks. Notice the graft union about half ways up the trunk. This is what is classified as a dwarf citrus tree. It will EVENTUALLY grow to the size of a normal, ungrafted tree, but that will take many, many years.

Do you still have any of those Taylor Horticultural bean seeds? I am hunting some up. Thanks, Phil Bunch

can anyone supply me with Yates dwarf bean bush scarlet seeds please?

We planted some of the Amethyst as well and they did indeed start out purple. Nope, bought the seeds at Walmart and planted them middle of May. The picture on the packet definitely shows them as being purple but they are so not purple as they're growing. Can't figure it out.