satsuma kansas state university LOL...Nice tree I like the upright habit

I had a previous post and deleted it. I would Google HG Vacaville to see which varieties they grow to confirm the SKS is a seedless Kishu. If not, you can always call the company and ask. Home Depot should also be able to tell you which variety it is based on the SKU number. It is a nicely structured tree.

If that little fruit still on the tree doesn't get much bigger than it probably is a Kishu. The leaves look like those on a Kishu.

Thanks all. Seedless Kishu does make sense. I trust the propagator tag buried in the soil more than the price/sticker label. And I researched afterward on seedless Kishu, and its description and pictures match my tree. Thank God for propagator tags. If only other companies would do the same....ahem...4WG...

I'm a sucker for great form/structure, and am very happy, as I don't have a Kishu yet. It was on my list. This seedless Kishu tree should be a hit for the nieces when they visit. Once they commented on HOW CUTE LOOKING those little oranges are ON my variegated calamondin tree. Maybe I should have let them pick some and put them in their mouth. LOL.

Do my eyes deceive me or is that a little fruit growing on the tree already?

I have a Kishu, nowhere near as advanced, nice tree

Very nice looking Kishu tree. I hope the little fruit stays on. I have a Kishu I bought from Four Winds last fall. It currently has one tiny fruit, that is the first it has produced so far. It bloomed over the winter, no fruit, few blooms this spring with one fruit and is setting buds now.

If that is a Kishu and at that size, LUCKY you! I would of spent everything I had on that one. The fruit will not disappoint.

My kishu is not that upright in growth habit.......nice tree