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chong · 12-05-2006, 05:41 AM

Aw, geez . . . . I'm a thousand miles away. I would love to get some citrus nobilis scionwood. But it's too far to drive for me. Wish I could be there.

Joe, do you know who in your circle of "citrus friends" might have that citrus variety? Or, since you have 50-in-1 tree, might one of the 50 be a c. nobilis?

Thanks,
Chong

(For those that might be curious what this citrus is, it is a very sweet orange, native to the Philippines, which the skin remains green or light green even when ripe. It is a true orange [no pun intended, the name of the orange soda pop in the Philippines is "Tru-Orange". The juice in this drink comes from the citrus nobilis.])

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chong Senior Member chong's Photo Gallery Location: Seattle, WA Find me on the map! Zone: 8-9 Name: Chong Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 1,851 BananaBucks : 100,656 Feedback: 6 / 100% Said "Thanks" 1,309 Times Was Thanked 1,702 Times in 759 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 991 Times	Re: Scionwood Exchange: Saturday Jan. 13, 2007 Aw, geez . . . . I'm a thousand miles away. I would love to get some citrus nobilis scionwood. But it's too far to drive for me. Wish I could be there. Joe, do you know who in your circle of "citrus friends" might have that citrus variety? Or, since you have 50-in-1 tree, might one of the 50 be a c. nobilis? Thanks, Chong (For those that might be curious what this citrus is, it is a very sweet orange, native to the Philippines, which the skin remains green or light green even when ripe. It is a true orange [no pun intended, the name of the orange soda pop in the Philippines is "Tru-Orange". The juice in this drink comes from the citrus nobilis.])