Sorry, but I doubt you'll find cuttings of the type you describe locally. Maybe you're new to Hoyas, but they don't bloom all that fast & w/ large leaves it may be even longer. I haven't yet bloomed any of my larger leafed Hoyas..

Here's a link for the Oklahoma Native Plant Society and a list of Oklahoma sources copied from their website: OKLAHOMA SOURCES: Clear Creek Farm and Gardens: Loretta and Kirk Bowers, P.O. Box 89, Peggs, OK 74452; (918) 598-3782. Johnston Seed Company: 319 West Chestnut, Enid, OK; johnseed&johnstonseed.com or 1-800-375-4613. They provide custom mixes. Oklahoma Wildflowers: 207 Mulberry, Okeene, OK 73763; wildflower@okeene.com or (580) 822-3655. Sanctuary Gardens, Inc.: Victoria Gonzales, Blanchard, OK; Specializing in water plants: (405) 485-9557. StoneBridge Garden Center: Martin Stone, 700 E. Will Rogers Blvd., Claremore, OK 74017; stonbrdg@busprod.com or (918) 341-1228. Sunshine Nursery & Arboretum: Steve and Sherry Bieberich, Rt. 1, Box 4030, Clinton, OK 73601; (4050) 323 6509 or gardening@sunshinenursery.com. Wild Things Nursery: Marilyn and Ken Stewart, 114 Quail Run, Seminole, 74868. They do not sell directly out of their nursery but attend many herb shows and markets including NormanÂs. Contact at wtnursery@yahoo.com or 405-382-8540 for information or plant listing. For landscaping using natives: Rose Rock Landscape & Design: Wayne and Susan Chambers, 238 East Robin Road, Midwest City, OK 73130. (405) 769-7917. Wish I had bloodroot to offer to send you. I have one plant that's been in the ground for three or four years and it doesn't seem to be getting any bigger. I was hoping it would spread or reseed or something. I tried to grow it from seed once with no luck. Here is a link that might be useful: Oklahoma Native Plant Society

Yes, my lemon drop is a E.T. Lemon Drop (it's labeled that way, at least). It is definitely a young plant, whereas I think you'd get a bigger/more mature plant from Upland Nursery (for more $$!!). In a weird way it's good to hear that their plants aren't really blooming yet ... since neither are mine! I live in the Inland Empire -- I have bought several plumeria from Upland during their big sale in July/August, some from Armstrong Nursery, and one or two from Home Depot/Lowes. I just bought a Dwarf Singapore Pink from Mt. Fuji Nursery in Upland (the city) a few days ago. I'm going to be heading down to San Diego to surf soon, so I'm hoping to make a pit-stop at Jungle Jack's on one of those days (never been there before)!

Len, Many thanks for your response. The pots are actually rectangular troughs, 1.2m long x 0.5m wide and 0.6m tall. So called premium potting mix has been used. The Meyer and Arnold blood orange have been in the troughs for 12 months or so. I have 7 other citruses (including another Arnold blood orange) in smaller pots which are doing very well; these have been fertilised and watered similarly but receive a little more sun (on part of the plants at least) being situated next to a north facing wall, under an eave. I do not know the root stocks though none of the plants were bought from the dwarf section; when I have asked, nurseries usually say that the root stocks are semi-dwarf. Sincere thanks!!