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PhilaGardener · November 17, 2015

Hi ChristinaJo, in a few years you might!

I'd be glad to send you some seed from fresh Poncirus trifoliata fruit I have here in PA. Just PM me your address.

I would not call it great eating (small, seedy fruit, very sour) but it is the only orange I can grow outside here in the midAtlantic :>) As Worth said, it is used as a hardy rootstock for grafting.

November 17, 2015	#7
PhilaGardener Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Near Philadelphia, PA Posts: 1,940	Hi ChristinaJo, in a few years you might! I'd be glad to send you some seed from fresh Poncirus trifoliata fruit I have here in PA. Just PM me your address. I would not call it great eating (small, seedy fruit, very sour) but it is the only orange I can grow outside here in the midAtlantic :>) As Worth said, it is used as a hardy rootstock for grafting.