Hi kaffirleaves, I'm looking for some Kaffir Lime seeds. Are you still selling them? I'm living in Salt Lake City, Utah. I hope you can ship them here.

All citrus varieties can be grafted to each other. A few combinations do not perform very well, but even this is often only apparent after many years. It sounds as if you want to keep both varieties growing. Sometimes one variety is more vigorous and will tend to outgrow the weaker variety. I've never heard of anyone with your particular combination, but if that's what you want there's no obvious reason it shouldn't work. By the way, kalamansi is often known as Calamondin (Citrus madurensis) and kaffir lime as Thai Lime (Citrus hystrix).

And of course I'll always trade something for what you have. I just posted on the exchange list re Spring Swap-who wants to organize it and of course we can have it here again. Just thinking about it made me feel better about this endless winter. I am so ready for Spring!!

I will keep my fingers crossed to see if at least one germinates. I killed my last batch that I took out directly from the keffir limes. however the limes were deep dark green, therefore maybe there were not mature. To raise the germination chances, John will try. I am sure that if he is succesful with at least one, he will be able to reproduce them soon.