Have you tried Craigslist.com ?

Dwarf citrus is usually on Flying dragon rootstock.

Kerby's in Seffner usually has them, but they can be expensive.

I was able to purchase some at a nursery in Lithia off Hwy 39 and they prices were very reasonable. I can't remember their name I will look for it and post it later.
Ariel

No I haven't tried Craigslist. Do retail nurseries post there?
I'm looking for a mango tree and and a citrus tree. I've been to Kerby's but didn't notice which were dwarf.

I found a place in Wimauma that sells dwarf Mango trees but with shipping and tax comes to over $80

Yes, please let me know the name of the nursery off Lithia.

I found the name. It is Harris Citrus Co.

It has been a couple years since I have been there, but I do remember the prices we cheaper and the selection was better then what is listed on the website.

I would give them a call and let them know what you are lookng for.
Good luck!
Here ya go

Here is a link that might be useful: Dwarf citrus

Windersnest, there is also Jene's tropicals in St. Pete, if that isn't too far for you. They have a nice selection of dwarf citrus. I'm not sure about others. Check out their website.

Anna

I bought my patio orange tree at Sun Citrus Harvest in Fort Myers. It was just a little 14" tall thing sold in a cardboard box for somewhere around $5. I've had it for about 3 or 4 years now.

Still no blossoms or fruit. It needs to be fertilized and pruned in the upcoming months.

I, too, am looking for dwarf varieties with good fruit. There will be the annual fruit tree sale going on here in Fort Myers on Valentine's day. I'll be hitting that!

Heather

Thank you Ariel73! I will check it out.
Anna, do you have Jene's Tropical's phone # or website?

Thanks everyone!

Windersnest,

Here is the website. I was there only once a couple of years ago, but was impressed by the variety and quality of their tropical fruit trees. I only bought one thing- a dwarf valencia orange. It's been a nice little tree so far. Good luck in your search.

Anna

Here is a link that might be useful: Jene's tropicals