I just got off the phone with Stan. It was a pleasure talking to him about my fruit tree needs.He was a great help in deciding what would work for this new resident of eastern Tennessee regarding growing cold hardy citrus in a temperate climate. Stan s passion for and love of growing cold hardy citrus trees sure comes shining through in his videos. Folks interested in growing off the beaten path citrus and other unusual fruit trees have a reliable guide in Stan. Thanks a million,Stan.
I’m from East Tennessee as well. Was planning on calling Stan today or tomorrow trying to get a specific lime tree. My key lime tree is actively blooming for the first time as we speak. Also was going to ask him about that. Glad to hear he’s helpful!
Wow! During the holidays, Spanish folks use bitter orange to season their meat. This is good that we can grow. Better orange here. I found about your citrus from the Millennial Gardner. And yes I went by your place in April2024. I got a few. Thank you for the tips
Great information! I watch the millenial Gardner. He has the cara Cara on the ground. I have a midknight Valencia orange grafted onto a cold hardy rootstock. And it is big now.
I love the millennial Gardner and I’m happy to see one of your satsuma trees on his videos. I will be trying out my first citrus tree this year and with all your help/tips, I’m really excited to get going with it.
I bought 2 owari satsuma trees from Stan about 10 years ago, and they are still growing here in north georgia. They are planted in the ground in my unheated greenhouse. I also have a Citrangequat tree out in the open that got burnt a few winters back, but seems to be doing a lot better now. Additionally I have 20+ of the poncirus trees, and Stan is right, these are pretty much impervious to cold. The fruit isn't very edible but still a fun plant.
@@citrusman99 Stan I've been growing a citrus I grew from seed up here on the Connecticut coast in a "pop-up" greenhouse with Christmas lights and water containers, it's doing fine. It even has fruit, and I don't have to tell you we've had some real cold temperatures. I plan to get one of your cold Hardy types. I share your love for them.
Thanks for all the work you do, Stan. My Owari Satsuma tree is being delivered within an hour, and I'm looking forward to getting started with this project up here on Cape Cod.
Thank you for the Carolina lime! It arrived healthy, and I potted it in a good pot, with great soil to ensure the growth of it in the winter. To later plant it in ground, here in se nc. I have a Meyer, that does good here too.
Well Done, at about 4300 ft in elevation, have a selection, but now want some citrus. I plant in plastic drums, which keeps the squirrels off of them, and a bit warmer in the winter. We usually get two weeks that goes down to about 20 degrees. So far the peaches and figs are my biggest producers. So will call and see about the Owari Satsuma and the Nagami Kumquat, or what ever you recommend.
I have one of Stan's Satsumas now for several months in a pot in my green house in the North GA Mountains. Hasn't produced fruit yet but growing so well I had to trim it back.
I just heard from your location from The Millennial Gardener, and I will absolutely be visiting you this fall or early spring next year to get a truck load of new citrus plants! I checked out your website, and you have an unprecedented variety of citruses for sale, and I am stoked! I live near Aiken County, SC, so it's just a quick couple hour drive to the farm. Looking forward to heading your way at some point!
Nice video Stan! Stan is quite a blessing to us citrus lovers. I am located about 97 minutes drive to his North and it is always a joy to visit his facility! (Rick Atkinson)
I just ordered a Kimbrough Satsuma and Harvey Lemon yesterday and got them by UPS today in NC. Stan, the trees are beautiful and healthy looking. Cannot wait to get them in the ground so they can start growing. I will be doing the Christmas light wrap (incandescent not LED) and the plant bags over them while they are young and when temps dip too low. I hope you have the Kiwi's back in stock by spring. I'll be ordering more stuff.
I didn't know you had a RUclips channel. My sister and I visited your nursery last year. I wish you could see how beautiful my McKenzie Owari Satsuma is here in NC. I hope you are well. Take care!!
Stan! You are the citrus man!! I'll see you soon for some more varieties. I picked some up from you in 2020 and you inspired a passion to learn how to graft and spread the love of citrus with others!
Love your video. I live in Hawaii, and also love my Owari Satsuma tree. As a hobby, I have about 50 different varities of citrus trees growing in my backyard. I'd love to get a Brown Satsuma plant. However, there's not much selections of citrus varities in Hawaii. Mainly, because of Hawaii's very struct agricultural import restrictions. I checked it the CCPP for Brown Slate Satsuma budwood. No luck. You should make a video on your process of making various citrus grafts. Aloha, Barry
@@citrusman99 FYI, was surfing some RUclips channels, and saw another one of your video posted by Dennis Nantz (sp), where you're demoing grafting techniques outside, before audience. Your demo was well done, but the closeup shots by cameraman not too great.
Hey stan i got a Ichang Papeda a while ago from you, and i can tell you now i have made a successful hybrid by crossing it with a Citremon heres to hoping the hybrids grow well here in appilachia.
I live 10 miles from Yadkinville NC & just emailed y'all yesterday. I'm very interested in visiting your place in hopes of getting a Owari Satsuma &/or other hardy citrus. You telling about Yadkinville doing well growing these gives me great hopes of doing well with them.
Stan... Loved the video. I did email you reqarding the Satsuma citrus. I used to live in Miami so I love citrus trees. I learned abouit you from MIgardener videos. I'm in Lewisville NC about 10 miles from Yankkinville, NC. I just retired from Law Enforcement and will be starting a plant nusery. I currently grow cold hardy palm trees and tropical plants. Do you offer your citrus wholesale? What is the price of the pineapple guava? The next time I go to Charleston I'm going to have to stop by your nursery. Thanks...
Just got my Yuzu fruit and its producing its first year here! I am looking forward to getting a satsuma. I am protecting the trees with Christmas lights (Raleigh) and its working perfectly!
I just myerlemon tree a week ago. A lot of blooms but they are dropping.i don't except to have fruits this or next year. I want to keep it alive for years to come. It is in the house facing south window. Give me some advice. Thanks. I will be ordering some plants in spring when is the best time to order.
My trees keep dying with the green that’s killing our citrus in Florida. Is there any navel orange or tangerine trees you could recommend to grow here in Florida.
Sugar Belles are supposed to be both cold tolerant and resistant to greening. They are a tangerine tangelo hybrid. Like a Honeybell only mandarin sized.
Hi Noah. Thanks for reaching out. If you are in some of the coastal areas of the panhandle of Alaska, you might , but if you’re located in inland areas that regularly go below 0. , they wouldn’t survive those conditions.
@@TheCitrusman Thank you sir. I live in zone 5 in Palmer AK. Are there any tips you could give me to help them survive the cold winter? I already bought the trees and want to find a way to make them survive here. Any tips you could offer me?
If you haven't got them yet, just call the number above in the video and talk to either Stan or his wife. He is very pleasant to talk with and helpful in describing the trees. I sent an email that got lost in junk mail, but I called and got them directly which was better than email anyway. He ships the trees quickly once you order.
I just got off the phone with Stan. It was a pleasure talking to him about my fruit tree needs.He was a great help in deciding what would work for this new resident of eastern Tennessee regarding growing cold hardy citrus in a temperate climate. Stan s passion for and love of growing cold hardy citrus trees sure comes shining through in his videos. Folks interested in growing off the beaten path citrus and other unusual fruit trees have a reliable guide in Stan. Thanks a million,Stan.
I’m from East Tennessee as well. Was planning on calling Stan today or tomorrow trying to get a specific lime tree. My key lime tree is actively blooming for the first time as we speak. Also was going to ask him about that. Glad to hear he’s helpful!
Stan is awesome, I live in Hawaii and he’s so helpful.
@@wsmaga for sure he was super genuine and helpful when I talked to him.
Wow! During the holidays, Spanish folks use bitter orange to season their meat. This is good that we can grow. Better orange here.
I found about your citrus from the Millennial Gardner. And yes I went by your place in April2024. I got a few.
Thank you for the tips
Thank you Sir for your knowledge and support regarding citrus trees. May the Lord bless, protect and keep you.
Thanks for your kind wishes!
Great information! I watch the millenial Gardner. He has the cara Cara on the ground. I have a midknight Valencia orange grafted onto a cold hardy rootstock. And it is big now.
I love the millennial Gardner and I’m happy to see one of your satsuma trees on his videos. I will be trying out my first citrus tree this year and with all your help/tips, I’m really excited to get going with it.
Thanks Carrie, your kind words are appreciated!
I bought 2 owari satsuma trees from Stan about 10 years ago, and they are still growing here in north georgia. They are planted in the ground in my unheated greenhouse. I also have a Citrangequat tree out in the open that got burnt a few winters back, but seems to be doing a lot better now. Additionally I have 20+ of the poncirus trees, and Stan is right, these are pretty much impervious to cold. The fruit isn't very edible but still a fun plant.
Stan is the best. Period.
Thanks Frank!
@@citrusman99 Stan I've been growing a citrus I grew from seed up here on the Connecticut coast in a "pop-up" greenhouse with Christmas lights and water containers, it's doing fine. It even has fruit, and I don't have to tell you we've had some real cold temperatures. I plan to get one of your cold Hardy types. I share your love for them.
@@Frank-fs5nv Thanks so much for this report.. ITs a fun hobby we have!
YAY! I found ya Stan and I subscribed! So looking forward to receiving my trees! It was great talking to you and thank you for the help!
Wish we could get these shipped to Texas!😢
Love going to South Carolina to see Stan, buying citrus plants, very nice person
Thanks for all the work you do, Stan. My Owari Satsuma tree is being delivered within an hour, and I'm looking forward to getting started with this project up here on Cape Cod.
Stan I got fruit on first year I bought Satsuma and kumquat also my little lemon tree. I’m so satisfied with my purchase .
Thank you so much! Always remember... YOU cant lose with the stuff I use! :)
Thank you for the Carolina lime! It arrived healthy, and I potted it in a good pot, with great soil to ensure the growth of it in the winter. To later plant it in ground, here in se nc. I have a Meyer, that does good here too.
Well Done, at about 4300 ft in elevation, have a selection, but now want some citrus. I plant in plastic drums, which keeps the squirrels off of them, and a bit warmer in the winter. We usually get two weeks that goes down to about 20 degrees. So far the peaches and figs are my biggest producers.
So will call and see about the Owari Satsuma and the Nagami Kumquat, or what ever you recommend.
I have one of Stan's Satsumas now for several months in a pot in my green house in the North GA Mountains. Hasn't produced fruit yet but growing so well I had to trim it back.
Should fruit for you next spring! Glad its doing well!
Best citrus plants on the planet 💕 I'm looking forward to taking care of your trees at my NY home Stan.
I just spoke to Stan. He is a delight. I just ordered my Satsuma tree. Can't wait to get it.
I just heard from your location from The Millennial Gardener, and I will absolutely be visiting you this fall or early spring next year to get a truck load of new citrus plants! I checked out your website, and you have an unprecedented variety of citruses for sale, and I am stoked! I live near Aiken County, SC, so it's just a quick couple hour drive to the farm. Looking forward to heading your way at some point!
I just visited Stan and really appreciated the tour of his gardens, and all the information - bought a few trees too! Thank you Stan.
:) thanks for the tour, coworkers and I in se pa and south jersey bought some yuzu and others and look forward to growing!
Nice video Stan! Stan is quite a blessing to us citrus lovers. I am located about 97 minutes drive to his North and it is always a joy to visit his facility! (Rick Atkinson)
I just ordered a Kimbrough Satsuma and Harvey Lemon yesterday and got them by UPS today in NC. Stan, the trees are beautiful and healthy looking. Cannot wait to get them in the ground so they can start growing. I will be doing the Christmas light wrap (incandescent not LED) and the plant bags over them while they are young and when temps dip too low. I hope you have the Kiwi's back in stock by spring. I'll be ordering more stuff.
You are the role model for all of us thank you
Great cold hardy citrus collection.
I get all my citrus from Stan! He is so helpful and knowledgeable! Love McKenzie farms!
Yes my friend. I m from brazilian
I didn't know you had a RUclips channel. My sister and I visited your nursery last year. I wish you could see how beautiful my McKenzie Owari Satsuma is here in NC. I hope you are well. Take care!!
Did you plant it in the ground? What part of NC are you in? Thanks for sharing
Great channel and video
Stan! You are the citrus man!! I'll see you soon for some more varieties. I picked some up from you in 2020 and you inspired a passion to learn how to graft and spread the love of citrus with others!
I have also had nice results ordering from Stan the Citrus man. Keep up the good work!
Love your video. I live in Hawaii, and also love my Owari Satsuma tree. As a hobby, I have about 50 different varities of citrus trees growing in my backyard. I'd love to get a Brown Satsuma plant. However, there's not much selections of citrus varities in Hawaii. Mainly, because of Hawaii's very struct agricultural import restrictions. I checked it the CCPP for Brown Slate Satsuma budwood. No luck.
You should make a video on your process of making various citrus grafts.
Aloha, Barry
Thanks Barry! I plan to do another video soon on Citrus grafting and some of the more unusual citrus types I have here at my farm Thanks again!
@@citrusman99 FYI, was surfing some RUclips channels, and saw another one of your video posted by Dennis Nantz (sp), where you're demoing grafting techniques outside, before audience. Your demo was well done, but the closeup shots by cameraman not too great.
Great video man. Glad I called you earlier. See you soon my friend.
Hey stan i got a Ichang Papeda a while ago from you, and i can tell you now i have made a successful hybrid by crossing it with a Citremon
heres to hoping the hybrids grow well here in appilachia.
Thats great! Please keep me posted on your progress!
Very interesting! Keep me posted!
@@citrusman99 will do.
You can tell people the pineapple guava help keep bugs off your other fruit trees like your stone fruit I found that out
I live 10 miles from Yadkinville NC & just emailed y'all yesterday. I'm very interested in visiting your place in hopes of getting a Owari Satsuma &/or other hardy citrus. You telling about Yadkinville doing well growing these gives me great hopes of doing well with them.
Hi Christy, I look forward to having you visit...
Stan... Loved the video. I did email you reqarding the Satsuma citrus. I used to live in Miami so I love citrus trees. I learned abouit you from MIgardener videos. I'm in Lewisville NC about 10 miles from Yankkinville, NC.
I just retired from Law Enforcement and will be starting a plant nusery. I currently grow cold hardy palm trees and tropical plants. Do you offer your citrus wholesale? What is the price of the pineapple guava? The next time I go to Charleston I'm going to have to stop by your nursery. Thanks...
I REPLIED TO YOUR EMAIL. THANKS, FOR THE COMPLIMENT... YOU ARE WELCOME TO STOP BY ANYTIME. GUAVAS ARE 20.00 FOR 3GAL SIZE
I am enjoying my fruit trees
Thats wonderful! Thanks for letting me know they are doing well!
Just got my Yuzu fruit and its producing its first year here! I am looking forward to getting a satsuma. I am protecting the trees with Christmas lights (Raleigh) and its working perfectly!
First year? Wow
I just myerlemon tree a week ago. A lot of blooms but they are dropping.i don't except to have fruits this or next year. I want to keep it alive for years to come. It is in the house facing south window. Give me some advice. Thanks. I will be ordering some plants in spring when is the best time to order.
Я бы карбоном не стал делать теплицу. Слишком много света пропадает.
Very nice video.
Las year I had a couple of trees overwintering in the house in NJ and the only one to make it was the Owari Satsuma from Stan.
I’ve heard that u know ur citrus trees! What citrus tree would u recommend for a “colder” climate? I’m in zone 8b in Tacoma WA.
Hello
Do you carry kumquat tree love to get one
I want a sugar bell tangiorange tree😊😊😊
Do you ship to Columbus GA?
YES
love it stan! too blessed to be stressed!
LOL
My trees keep dying with the green that’s killing our citrus in Florida. Is there any navel orange or tangerine trees you could recommend to grow here in Florida.
Sugar Belles are supposed to be both cold tolerant and resistant to greening. They are a tangerine tangelo hybrid. Like a Honeybell only mandarin sized.
How cold could a Flying Dragon go down to? I live in Alaska.. Thanks
Hi Noah. Thanks for reaching out. If you are in some of the coastal areas of the panhandle of Alaska, you might , but if you’re located in inland areas that regularly go below 0. , they wouldn’t survive those conditions.
@@TheCitrusman Thank you sir. I live in zone 5 in Palmer AK. Are there any tips you could give me to help them survive the cold winter? I already bought the trees and want to find a way to make them survive here. Any tips you could offer me?
I was interested to buy some citrus trees from your website but unfortunately I live in Texas, so you know what that means😮
Yes, sorry about that... Texas is a big place and its unfortunate that they ban citrus from coming in for the whole state.
Do you have a website?
how can i get some trees from you ???
If you haven't got them yet, just call the number above in the video and talk to either Stan or his wife. He is very pleasant to talk with and helpful in describing the trees. I sent an email that got lost in junk mail, but I called and got them directly which was better than email anyway. He ships the trees quickly once you order.
Do you ship to TX. ?
Sorry to be so late answering.. Im not allowed to ship to Texas...
evar maa rekha bidhobar gud fatabo and or mora maa er gudd sonjoy kundu fatabi
Sorry I don’t speak your language