While ordering from Barb, the Jammin'Ma'am recently, we 'net chatted
some about a favorite stone fruit of mine, Satsuma plums. I grew up
with a Satsuma tree in our yard, along with several other fruit trees
and vines. There is nothing better than a Satsuma plum for my fruit
wants, and after Froogling for a sell-resource, all I can find is
varried fruit baskets wherein there may be only two-four of these.

May there be anyone here that can steer me to an online resource for
ordering -just- the Satumas, or even someone willing to pick or shop to
ship to me for additional expected payment for their trouble?

Picky ~JA~

JeanineAlyse in 29 Palms wrote:
> While ordering from Barb, the Jammin'Ma'am recently, we 'net chatted
> some about a favorite stone fruit of mine, Satsuma plums. I grew up
> with a Satsuma tree in our yard, along with several other fruit trees
> and vines. There is nothing better than a Satsuma plum for my fruit
> wants, and after Froogling for a sell-resource, all I can find is
> varried fruit baskets wherein there may be only two-four of these.
>
> May there be anyone here that can steer me to an online resource for
> ordering -just- the Satumas, or even someone willing to pick or shop to
> ship to me for additional expected payment for their trouble?
>
> Picky ~JA~
>


Be careful when you order; "Satsuma" is also the name of a type of
mandarin orange or tangerine commonly grown on the Gulf Coast.

Bob

JeanineAlyse wrote, in part:
>May there be anyone here that can steer
>me to an online resource for ordering
>-just- the Satumas, or even someone
>willing to pick or shop to ship to me for
>additional expected payment for their
>trouble?
warns....
>Be careful when you order; "Satsuma" is
>also the name of a type of mandarin
>orange or tangerine commonly grown on
>the Gulf Coast.
Thank you for the clarification on this. I did find online resource for
what is termed "Satsuma Mandarins" and simply thought this may somehow
be some sort of a cross-breed of the plum and a citrus, and I was
puzzled. Without your tip, I may have ordered them, so I very much
appreciate your tell.

Picky ~JA~

JeanineAlyse in 29 Palms wrote:
> JeanineAlyse wrote, in part:
>
>>May there be anyone here that can steer
>>me to an online resource for ordering
>>-just- the Satumas, or even someone
>>willing to pick or shop to ship to me for
>>additional expected payment for their
>>trouble?
>
> warns....
>
>>Be careful when you order; "Satsuma" is
>>also the name of a type of mandarin
>>orange or tangerine commonly grown on
>>the Gulf Coast.
>
> Thank you for the clarification on this. I did find online resource for
> what is termed "Satsuma Mandarins" and simply thought this may somehow
> be some sort of a cross-breed of the plum and a citrus, and I was
> puzzled. Without your tip, I may have ordered them, so I very much
> appreciate your tell.
>
> Picky ~JA~

Consider yourself lucky that oyu didn't.
Satsuma tangerines are seedless and probably the most
tasteless, insipid member of the citrus family.

gloria p