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First tree w/pink flowers: Handroanthus impetiginosus

second tree w/ white flowers: Prunus carolilniana

third tree with compound leaves & white/purple flowers: Melia azedarach

fourth shrub: Duranta erecta

Palm fruit: likely Syagrus romanzoffiana

Last one: yes, that is a lychee tree

Angiopteris get HUGE! Unless you have a rather large conservatory/greenhouse, I doubt they would survive outside in St. Augustine

I've found them to be more ornamental than edible.

Looking for viable acorns of:

Quercus insignis

Quercus tarahumara

Quercus skinneri

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Mine survived this last winter's cold blasts, down to about 23 F with only minor leaf burn.

Looks very much like Schinus

Quote from: Botanicus on February 21, 2018, 10:03:43 AM

Any Gnetum species except for G. gnemon

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Do you have any Gnetum gnemon you would be willing to part with? I don't have any Gnetum species at present though.

I have Gnetum gnemon, it grows fairly easily from cuttings, PM me if you would like to trade.

     Quercus insignis
     Quercus  lamellosa

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Critically endangered conifer from southern Brazil. Produces large edible 'pine nuts'
Zones 7-11, Best Araucaria for the southeast US, also does well in California and Pacific northwest
very healthy plants 1+ years old, minimum of 12" tall

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Looks a lot like Psilocybe cubensis

Critically endangered conifer from southern Brazil. Produces large edible 'pine nuts'
Zones 7-11, Best Araucaria for the southeast US, also does well in California and Pacific northwest

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The marula trees have been claimed. Thank you.

I'm in Marion county, between Ocala & Gainesville.