Australian Finger Lime (2 trees in containers outside). Fun, very hardy, grows like a weed, interesting conversation plant. Mine are poolside, as well. Just note that they are pretty thorny, so they probably should be set away from walkways or seating areas. Patty S.

Perhaps try asking at the place of purchase about it, or googling? Doesn't seem to be anyone on here right now with any experience with it.

Toni I understand some protocols may be in the works to allow nurseries to ship from Florida in the future. They would have to comply with any standards that are set as far as protecting their growing stock from disease and pests. But I am sure once those standards are set that there would be some that would meet the levels. Having said that; the cost of the trees I am sure would be greater since the cost of growing trees to meet the standards would increase. Also as I am sure most are aware Florida is not the only state that grows and sells citrus trees.

It is very lovely where we are, we are surrounded by commercial nurseries because we have such great growing conditions right where we are. We feel very, very blessed We do spend huge amounts of time outside, here. I have an entire outdoor kitchen, in fact (both of us being of Italian extraction, we must have an awesome kitchen, lol!) We are all doing well, I am recovering from a shingles outbreak, which I'm kind of young for and had not gotten the vaccine, yet. I would not wish that on my worst enemy. So, I would admonish anyone who had chicken pox as a kid, to talk to your doctor about the wisdom of getting a shingles vaccination. I'm hoping I don't end up with permanent nerve damage from that outbreak, ugh. All the family is well, and we're gearing up for our annual July 4th shindig! Jades are doing great! One is big, one is still small, and I might have a little something for you, hint, hint :-) Patty S.