Stan had a prague Citsuma long ago, may not any longer......I got grafted morton and thomasville from stan last year. I have a seed grown thomasville from woodlanders, which survived outside twice here with only passive protection (it will NOT go out in the ground until properly sized - perhaps next spring - I got 3 flushes under lights) and I had no business putting it out there except just to see). You will have to at least passively protect anything you put out and unlike the south this area doesn't generally get the starts and stops to make something break dormancy.

I put out a PT last spring i had for about 2 years and it appears to be belly up - may come back from roots - go figure - the thomasville was tougher.......

Thanks guys. Looks like I'm out of luck this year with getting anything from Stan as he is pretty much sold out now that everyone is interested in gardening with the lockdown. I can try buying the Morton Citrange and grafting it myself to the PT extra I have. Would also probably serve as good experiment because I can then compare hardiness of a plant on rootstock vs its own roots.

Steve, do you cover that Satsuma??? That's crazy if that is planted in ground with your snowy winters buddy.

It is not mine. I think it is in NYC and it doesn't get covered. If it were in my yard I would have to glass it in but would not have to heat it unless the temperature dropped below -15F.

Steve