When I took this quiz over a year ago, I was a Silver Dragon. Silver Dragon In the war between good and evil, Silver Dragons take the side of the noble and good. When it comes to the powers of Chaos vs. those of Law and Order, your inner dragon is a risk taker and answers to no one. As far as magical tendancies, Magical spells come as natural to the Silver Dragon as breathe from it's body. During combat situations, a true Silver Dragon prefers to defeat opponents by the use of spells and other tactics. Constantly searching for knowledge, Silver Dragons can be highly unpredictable. Mortals generally have nothing to fear from a silver, but if they seek to harm dragons or the young of any species, silvers quickly prove their reputation as fighters. A Silver Dragons time manipulation skills are unsurpassed and they are extremely skilled fighters as well. The participation of Silver Dragons is often a key role in deciding major conflicts. They are covered in silver-colored scales, as their name suggests, but they are not mirror-like (more of a softer silver). They can change size at will, from the size of a small dog to huge. They go on all fours and can move fairly fast on land although they prefer to fly, often buzzing other dragons as a joke. Silver dragons tend to be solitary while they are young, roaming and learning the ropes, and acquire a partner later in life. This partner doesn't have to be another silver or even another dragon, but immortality is a must (silvers don't prescribe to the disposable mortal theory). A silver generally has no concept of territory or possession. They prefer to roam and occasionally settle down in a comfortable cave for a fifty-year nap. This Dragons favorite elements are: Neutrality, Time, and Power. However, today, I am a Spirit Dragon. Spirit Dragon In the war between good and evil, a Spirit Dragon tends to walk the fine line of Neutrality. When it comes to the powers of Chaos vs. those of Law and Order, your inner dragon is a risk taker and answers to no one. As far as magical tendencies, Magical spells come as natural to the Spirit Dragon as breathe from it's body. During combat situations, a true Spirit Dragon prefers to defeat opponents by the use of spells and other tactics. Dragon Description: The spirit dragon is a true creature of chaos, it is very nomadic and goes wherever it pleases. Due to its non-corporeal nature, a spirit dragon moves freely anywhere and everywhere. A spirit dragon is a living mystery. They are barely visible to the naked eye, as their bodies are formed from the ghost-like material of the soul. A Spirit Dragon is nearly impossible to harm except by means of powerfully enchanted weapons and magical spells. The spirit dragon has no physical substance and cannot manipulate the physical world without the use of Spells and Magic.However, be warned that this does not mean the spirit dragon is of no consequence. They are masters of magic and take a large part in the happenings of the mortal world around them. They are often seen as puppeteers behind the stage of reality. This Dragons favorite elements are: Soulstone, Hematite, and Wind

I was wondering if anyone knew which would be better for getting citrus trees? I know Flying Dragon in Jacksonville Florida is famous and has good quality trees so I'm assuming they have a large variety and good prices? I've never been so just looking for an opinion before I decide on where to get my citrus trees. Thanks!

Pip, I totally understand where you are coming from. It is my understanding that FW used to use flying dragon rootstock and no longer do that I know of. Someone can correct me if I am wrong. On FW's website : "Dwarf Citrus are small trees that produce normal sized fruit. Four Winds uses orchard proven, fruit producing varieties that are grafted on cultivar specific dwarfing rootstocks. Our premier Dwarf Citrus are grafts, not self rooted cuttings." "Dwarfing is achieved by using specific cultivar varieties. Grown in the ground they create a highly productive tree averaging eight to ten feet. They are smaller when grown in a container." I believe the height also depends on the cultivar variety. I purchased a Marumi Kumquat from FW's this spring and the 2016 printed tag has "Semi Dwarf" printed on it.. That surprised me.. Very confusing.. I purchased a good variety of citrus from Four Winds last year and the tags were printed in different years. The Bearss Lime tag was printed back in 2007. At the top it says, "The Original Dwarf Citrus. " The other tags are from 2011-2012.."True Dwarf Citrus.

Well, so far, one Flying Dragon has rooted. and a couple others have callused. So unless I killed them by digging them up, I have a bit of success! (Sorry for the double picture, I don't know what happened. Lol. I couldn't get my phone to focus on the roots, on the other one). I stuck eight cuttings. Success rate not great, but now I know it can be done. Have fifteen seed in a pot, hopefully a few will come up. On the first and last, (sigh) pictures, it has tiny little white root bumps, right on the end. Maybe I won't kill them.