Finding budwood for Sweet Tart would be very hard, at least for me.Maybe come april have better luck

Come April they are going back outside till December again.

Thanks, sounds good, going to add to my meager collection. Have 9 varieties now,will check with that address and see if they have that one.

This type of grafting is used a lot with apple tree's. For instance m111(almost standard). with m27 (dwarf). Can this applied with citrus? F/D with a standard citrus full size tree rootstock?

I don't have the luxury of a greenhouse, so i have to grow mine a little different My garage door fully opens to 80" max. All my container grown tree's has to stay less than that, they are also on dollies for easy in and out. I shape my tree's for that reason. If my tree's are very healthy with a decent root growth i will prune mine more drastic, i am talking young tree's here, that need to be shape.   

Really appreciate that, you have been allways there for forum members. Bob.

How about starting a mango orchard over there. Mango smoothy's are in now.

I still have a copy of his grafting skills on the tree you are just mention. That was a fun forum, you can pick-up a lot of knowledge from those guys. I still have contact with a couple of the old timers.
Bob.

I am growing Turmeric and ginger also for many years but never use any.I was going to use it as candied ginger.
I am looking for a Pandan plant but can not find one. I was told there are several different kinds, well that screw me up.

Susanne, do you want me to send you a small tree?

I do prune mine heavily in the spring every year.

mine has very big leaves too
[Susanne, how big and old is your S/T? and what varieties do you grow ?