Does anyone have a good source for citrus trees? I'd like to start some this Spring. Thanks

I've never bought citrus from these guys, but I've had good luck with the fruits I've purchased from them. I usually pick up my trees at the nursery as they are only a couple of hours away, but their main business is mail-order.

Edible Landscaping

I got mine through Michigan Bulb Co.. I have had great luck with the citrus...and there is a lifetime guarentee

Thank you ) Any tips on caring for them? Full sun/ shade?

Here's another source from California.

http://www.fourwindsgrowers.com/

Check their site for info/tips about growing dwarf citrus or click:

http://www.fourwindsgrowers.com/growing/

Acorn springs is where I got mine at,but through my feed store.
http://www.acornsprings.com/index.php?men=home&id_ctg=0&src=overture


TYTY. I've traded plants& seeds with her over 5 years time.Her kids help in the nursery also.she's really expanded as they've grown up.
http://www.tytyga.com/category/Citrus%3A+Lemon+Tree%2C+Lime%2C+Kumquat+Trees%2C+etc

and you'll find some from seed here....amoung other things.They have carried trees in the past,just don't ship to TX

http://www.tradewindsfruit.com/


Its always good to check with your feed store& sometimes Lowes will carry some,but usually lemon or limes.
Me?I order through Acorn nursery,but can save on shipping by letting them ship to my feed store with their order and pick up from feed store.My Satsuma will arrive this week....full of fruit

Thanks for all the sites- they were really helpful. One question though- can they handle full sun? My patio gets direct sun all day- do you think that would be okay? I keep my avocados at the front of the house, as they need the shade. Just not sure about the citrus trees...
Thank you