Is that a Sub-Irrigated Planter I see in the first photo? If so, what is the soil mix and the tree that is planted in it?

No, that is a self-watering set-up from 2 6gls containers with a fill-pipe and a drainhole about 5" up in bottom container, i use to have a bunch of them but that one is the only one left, works good. 20 of them in your yard don't look good. Mix is just Ecoscrap potting soil with perlite and a couple other things. When they move to bigger containers for about 2 1/2 years term they get better stuff. Those tree's get a haircut very soon, got to make them look pretty too.

Do you still have that original Page from Lowes? I'm so surprised that you found a Page at a Lowes in your zone.

I'm sure you've shared before, but I'm curious what you consider the finest citrus that is worth collecting? I love to talk the pros and cons of different varieties. I'm pretty sure that some of yours haven't fruited yet, right? So you haven't tasted for yourself, but you went on the recommendation of some citrus growers you know, if I remember correctly? I'm adding to my collection this season. I'm still waiting for a Xei Shan to be available from Harris, what else do you consider every hobby grower should have after 10 years of growing?

You have great trees Bob!!!

Yes, i still do have that Page and it is blooming again now. Xie- Shan also top 5, Decopan ofcourse, Have 2 Meyers produces well, Dream Navel and Red navel(Cara-Cara) a keeper. S/T has some bloom now have 2 of them, 2 Valentina's no bloom yet.

The rest are small graft are Gold series Mandarins, Pomelo's Thong Dee, Lee-Nova 3 or 4. mandarins and a few others. My research done on these by word of mouth from people that are growing them. Yes i have eaten them and also my wife ratings and also friends and neighbors. I like to give mine but also others opinions. Forgot my seedgrown kumquat tree, 6 feet tall, might have some fruits this year.

Thanks Laura, always great of your opinions on taste!