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Hi Adam,You got mail.
For local pick up only (I will not ship anywhere)a one of a kind, cocktail jaboticaba in 15 gal pot, with 4 varieties (5 including the rootstock, which is capable of producing fruit eventually) $250Grimal (mature scion)trunciflora (close to mature scion)aureana (close to mature scion)phitrantha "Otto Anderson" (close to mature scion)on a 10yr old Sabara rootstock (that was a bonsai tree at one time)the tree will be a long project, that requires lots of maintenance, (in the form of pruning). These trees are a bit of an experiment, but so far the results have been great. I have several of them growing and fruiting, but some of the scions need to be pruned heavily, and some fruit much sooner, and more often than others.please email for more info (remember I disabled the forum's PM system! )...I will try to post a picture by tonight.
Adam, do you have any specific instructions for growing E. itaguahiensis from seed and the care after it sprouts? Is it like Grumixama, because I have a somewhat healthy tree that I have had now for 2 years, got it from Plantogram at already about 2.5-3 years old, so it's about 4 or 5 years old at over 6ft tall, and it stays healthy inside during the harsh Michigan winters. It is very sparsely leafed but the the branches that have leaves are healthy and growing, still no flowers tho.
Adam, do you sell sundrops/E. victoriana?
http://organicfarm.net/fruitnursery.htmNever ordered from them as I am a bit skeptical but they have an amazing variety of trees, for cheap, and they are in Puerto Rico so I don't think you need permits. Has anyone dealt with Govardhan Gardens? If they are legit this might be like a goldmine for me at least.
Govardhan or Montoso?
not sure when I will be able to ship fruit again...I've been extra busy!