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What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« on: April 08, 2016, 04:23:16 PM »
I was trying to find an old thread about this topic, but was unsuccessful so I thought I'd start anew.

Fruiting:
Manzano banana
Strawberry guava
Tropic Beauty Peach
Bradenton loquat
Surinam Cherry (either Zill Dark or Maczerzak (sp?)--forget which is which--d'oh!)
Pickering Mango
Lemon Zest Mango
Red Lime
Sunshine Blue Blueberries
Dwarf Everbearing mulberry
Unknown fig
Pigeon Peas/Gandules/Pwa Congo

Flowering:
Yellow Jaboticaba
UF Sun Peach
Nam Phet Longan
Biew Kiew Longan
Burgundy Bunch Grape
Pitangatuba
Eugenia reinwardtiana (Australian Beach Cherry)
Wurtz Avocado
Day Avocado
Amber Jackfruit (male only)
Citrus--Temple, Shiranui, Page, Dancy
Fairchild #2 Canistel
Lots of store-bought pineapples
Na Dai Sugar Apple
Moringa
Sri Kembangen Carambola/Starfruit
Mysore Raspberry
Barbados Cherry/Acerola

Most of my trees are still too young to let hold, or to be of any real significance, but I love hearing/documenting what flowers/fruits at what time of year. 

« Last Edit: April 09, 2016, 11:22:31 PM by gunnar429 »
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Re: What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« Reply #1 on: April 08, 2016, 04:33:07 PM »
Jeff, You do know that some States did not get the Winter is over memo?

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Re: What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« Reply #2 on: April 08, 2016, 04:43:58 PM »
Jeff, You do know that some States did not get the Winter is over memo?

My family is from Massachusetts where it snowed twice last week...haha.
Seriously though, being Floridacentric, you had me second-guessing for a minute that it wasn't officially Spring.   ;D

I used to ask my grandfather in all seriousness if he had been golfing recently...in February--lol.  Out of sight, out of mind.

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Re: What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« Reply #3 on: April 08, 2016, 04:51:53 PM »
Grumichama, swetheart lychee, lemondrop mangosteen, all the guava, mulberry, gold nugget jakfruit, yellow jabo, sugar apple, coffee, mango, green sapote, mamey, banana, peach, pineapple, canistel, sapodilla, and a big surprise my little San Pablo custard apple.
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Re: What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« Reply #4 on: April 08, 2016, 04:55:21 PM »
Flowering
Gefner
Meyer Lemon
Rosigold
Neelam
NDM
Lancetilla

Developing Fruit
Meyer Lemon
Rosigold
Neelam
NDM
Lancetilla
Calamondin

Hoping this rain forest plum flowers soon

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Re: What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« Reply #5 on: April 08, 2016, 05:50:03 PM »
Well, every day brings something new, so I can't say definitively. But, from what I've noticed lately...

Fruiting:
Dwarf Namwah Banana
Red Mulberry
Coconuts
Hasya Sapodilla
Dwarf Pomegranate
Beautyberry
Purple hyacinth vines (the flowers are also edible)
Seagrape
Sherbet berry ** update
West African (serrated edge) Sugarloaf Pineapple **update
Cocoplum ***update
Strawberry tree/Muntingia calabura ***update
Yellow Strawberry guava ***update

Flowering:
Moringa Oleifera
Natal Plum
Meyer Lemon
Who knows what I'll catch flowering tomorrow?
Barbados cherry/acerola (2) **update
Kari starfruit **update
Chinese Petite Cucumber **update
Pygmy Date Palm ***update
Honeydew ***update
Blackberry jam fruit/Randia formosa ***update
Sugar apple ***update

Wishing to see flowers this year (some are more likely than others) on:
Blackberry Jam fruit
Guanabana
Tamarind
Strawberries
Vietnam Pomegranates
Black Surinam Cherry
Red Surinam cherry
Possum Purple Passionfruit
Ice Cream Bean
Candle Tree
Would like more figs, limes, barbados cherries, and noni fruit (have fruited in the past, but not currently)
Etc!

Also hoping a lot of my vegetables do well this season. Had cherry tomatoes, bok choy, carrots, parsley, cilantro, and chinese red noodle beans, among other things this Winter. Looking like I am to get chinese petite cucumber among other things...
« Last Edit: April 27, 2016, 09:51:56 PM by LivingParadise »

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Re: What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« Reply #6 on: April 08, 2016, 06:27:51 PM »
I have lots of reliable ones fruiting and producing but here is my 2016 blacklist.
Mangoes fail:
Fernandin (Goa India) (but was cut way way back last year)
Two NDM but a third one is doing well
Philippine (had Zill tag)
Glenn (maybe due to hard pruning last year)
PIna Colada (Zill) nunca nada nothing after v nice bloom  and producing twenty five small but delicious fruits last year
Carrie ---  will get 10% the fruits of last year
Coc--- not looking good so far




« Last Edit: April 08, 2016, 06:30:47 PM by zands »

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Re: What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« Reply #7 on: April 08, 2016, 07:29:19 PM »
Flowering : oranges, citrus (4 seasons), mandarine, Mango kent.
Fruiting : apple

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Re: What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« Reply #8 on: April 08, 2016, 08:39:59 PM »
All my citrus.
Mangos lemon zest and graham
Turk Pomegranate
Pitangatuba
Mulberries
Blackberries
All spice
Mauritis lychee
longan
Anna, Tropic sweet, Enshimer apples


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Re: What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« Reply #9 on: April 09, 2016, 07:13:52 PM »
Fruiting/Blooming in our yard:

Mango
Dot
Harvest Moon
Valencia Pride
Pickering
Malika
Lemon Zest (loaded with little fruit)
Cogshall
Southern Blush
Peach Cobbler
Pina Colada
Maha Chanok
Kesar
Glenn
Nam Doc Mai
Coconut Cream
(Eldon, Fruit Punch, and Sweet Tart were flowering but we removed the flowers early on)

Lychee
Sweetheart
HakIp
Brewster
No Mai Tze
(still no blooms on our Ohia)

Sapodilla
Alano
Silas Wood
Tikal

Bananas
Pitogo - fruit almost ready
Dare from GRIN - not true Dare, something in the Pome family
Dwarf Orinoco
Orinoco
Raja Puri - fruit almost ready

Passion Fruit
Fredricks
Possum Purple
Sulcata Red
Panama Red

Avocado
Daisy
Ooh La La (Super Haas)

Figs
Idlewood
Nazarti
DiRito
Vito
Black Mission


Ross Sapote
Miracle Fruit - always covered in flowers/fruit
Longan - Big Jim
Loquat - Bradenton with mature fruit
Grumichama
All Spice
Yerba Mate in full bloom
Painters Red Wax Jambu blooming but will remove flowers
White Sapote - Redlands
Key Lime
Naranjilla - ripe fruit
Several grocery store pineapple tops with fruit
Mulberry
Easy Peel Sugar Apple
Florida Sweet Barbados Cherry
Jamaican Cherry
Sunshine Blue Blueberries
Lots of Strawberries

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Re: What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« Reply #10 on: April 09, 2016, 07:25:43 PM »
Fruiting/Blooming in our yard:

Mango
Dot
Harvest Moon
Valencia Pride
Pickering
Malika
Lemon Zest (loaded with little fruit)
Cogshall
Southern Blush
Peach Cobbler
Pina Colada
Maha Chanok
Kesar
Glenn
Nam Doc Mai
Coconut Cream
(Eldon, Fruit Punch, and Sweet Tart were flowering but we removed the flowers early on)

Lychee
Sweetheart
HakIp
Brewster
No Mai Tze
(still no blooms on our Ohia)

Sapodilla
Alano
Silas Wood
Tikal

Bananas
Pitogo - fruit almost ready
Dare from GRIN - not true Dare, something in the Pome family
Dwarf Orinoco
Orinoco
Raja Puri - fruit almost ready

Passion Fruit
Fredricks
Possum Purple
Sulcata Red
Panama Red

Avocado
Daisy
Ooh La La (Super Haas)

Figs
Idlewood
Nazarti
DiRito
Vito
Black Mission


Ross Sapote
Miracle Fruit - always covered in flowers/fruit
Longan - Big Jim
Loquat - Bradenton with mature fruit
Grumichama
All Spice
Yerba Mate in full bloom
Painters Red Wax Jambu blooming but will remove flowers
White Sapote - Redlands
Key Lime
Naranjilla - ripe fruit
Several grocery store pineapple tops with fruit
Mulberry
Easy Peel Sugar Apple
Florida Sweet Barbados Cherry
Jamaican Cherry
Sunshine Blue Blueberries
Lots of Strawberries

That's a YARD, not a farm? How could you possibly consume that much fruit (unless you have a huge family)? I would think the mangoes alone would bury you!  :P  [Unless they are young and you have them planted very close together so their output is low.]

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Re: What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« Reply #11 on: April 09, 2016, 07:56:42 PM »
That's a YARD, not a farm? How could you possibly consume that much fruit (unless you have a huge family)? I would think the mangoes alone would bury you!  :P  [Unless they are young and you have them planted very close together so their output is low.]
We moved here 4 years ago and started  planted fruit trees before rehabing our house. So far, we have only had a surplus of bananas and passion fruit and haven't had problems getting rid of extras  ;)  Should be interesting in the years to come.

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Re: What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« Reply #12 on: April 09, 2016, 08:10:46 PM »
That's a YARD, not a farm? How could you possibly consume that much fruit (unless you have a huge family)? I would think the mangoes alone would bury you!  :P  [Unless they are young and you have them planted very close together so their output is low.]
We moved here 4 years ago and started  planted fruit trees before rehabing our house. So far, we have only had a surplus of bananas and passion fruit and haven't had problems getting rid of extras  ;)  Should be interesting in the years to come.
I love it. That's a great problem to have. I'll be with you soon just give me a few years. 40 trees in the ground... so far

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Re: What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« Reply #13 on: April 09, 2016, 09:17:52 PM »
Fruiting/Blooming

Mangoes:
Carrie
Pickering
Keitt
Tommy Atkins
Kent
Florigon
Edwards
Uknown Grafted- maybe Haden
Lancetilla - Don't judge me man

Lychee:
Mauritius 
swetheart - no show

Longan
Kohala
Biew Kiew - No show

Peaches:
Florida Prince
Florida Grand

Nectarines:
Mayglo
Sun Red
Snow Queen

Plums:
Methley
Plumcot Hybrid

Avocados:
Oro Negro
Simmonds
Seedling

Citrus:
Myer and Eureka Lemons
Persian and Key Limes
White and Pink Grapefruit
Naval, Honey Bell, and Valencia Oranges
Chandler Pommelo

Purple Caimito

Guavas:
Ruby Supreme
Thai White

Carambolas:
Sri Kembangan
Fwang Tung

Sapodillas:
Prolific
Madame Lulu- Air layered from seedling tree
Dacuhna - Air Layered from seedling tree

Loquats
Seedling tree
Christmas

Sherbet berry
Moringa Oleifera
Barbados cherry
Surinam cherry

Mamey Sapote

Pitomba
Grumichama

Priestly Atemoya
Red and Green Sugar apples
Sour Sop
Red Custard apple

Apples:
Anna & Golden Dorsette

Pineapples - lot of unknown varieties

Mulberries:
Pakistani
Ever-bearing
White - Excalibur
Green-Excalibur

Red Wax Jambu
Tamarind
Sunshine Blue Blueberries

Pomegranates:
Wonderful
Vietnamese
Unknown - Air-layed from neighbor

Scarlet, Hog and Coco Plums
Sea-Grape
Lots of sugar cane for the juicing machine

Stuff just waking up or expected to flower soon

Muscadines and other grapes
Persimmon - Fuyu
Black Sapote
Figs
Canistel
Green sapote
Mamey Americana
Passion fruit vine

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Re: What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« Reply #14 on: April 09, 2016, 11:04:04 PM »
Fruiting/Blooming

Mangoes:
Carrie
Pickering
Keitt
Tommy Atkins
Kent
Florigon
Edwards
Uknown Grafted- maybe Haden
Lancetilla - Don't judge me man

Lychee:
Mauritius 
swetheart - no show

Longan
Kohala
Biew Kiew - No show

Peaches:
Florida Prince
Florida Grand

Nectarines:
Mayglo
Sun Red
Snow Queen

Plums:
Methley
Plumcot Hybrid

Avocados:
Oro Negro
Simmonds
Seedling

Citrus:
Myer and Eureka Lemons
Persian and Key Limes
White and Pink Grapefruit
Naval, Honey Bell, and Valencia Oranges
Chandler Pommelo

Purple Caimito

Guavas:
Ruby Supreme
Thai White

Carambolas:
Sri Kembangan
Fwang Tung

Sapodillas:
Prolific
Madame Lulu- Air layered from seedling tree
Dacuhna - Air Layered from seedling tree

Loquats
Seedling tree
Christmas

Sherbet berry
Moringa Oleifera
Barbados cherry
Surinam cherry

Mamey Sapote

Pitomba
Grumichama

Priestly Atemoya
Red and Green Sugar apples
Sour Sop
Red Custard apple

Apples:
Anna & Golden Dorsette

Pineapples - lot of unknown varieties

Mulberries:
Pakistani
Ever-bearing
White - Excalibur
Green-Excalibur

Red Wax Jambu
Tamarind
Sunshine Blue Blueberries

Pomegranates:
Wonderful
Vietnamese
Unknown - Air-layed from neighbor

Scarlet, Hog and Coco Plums
Sea-Grape
Lots of sugar cane for the juicing machine

Stuff just waking up or expected to flower soon

Muscadines and other grapes
Persimmon - Fuyu
Black Sapote
Figs
Canistel
Green sapote
Mamey Americana
Passion fruit vine

Don't judge regarding Lancetilla...Don't judge regarding Lancetilla...Don't judge regarding Lancetilla.....Wait, you grow Tommy Atkins?!!! ??? :o :blank:  Damn, I was doin so well for a minute.

Seriously, though, that's quite a variety! Congrats.
« Last Edit: April 09, 2016, 11:17:28 PM by gunnar429 »
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Re: What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« Reply #15 on: April 09, 2016, 11:14:25 PM »
I have lots of reliable ones fruiting and producing but here is my 2016 blacklist.
Mangoes fail:
Fernandin (Goa India) (but was cut way way back last year)
Two NDM but a third one is doing well
Philippine (had Zill tag)
Glenn (maybe due to hard pruning last year)
PIna Colada (Zill) nunca nada nothing after v nice bloom  and producing twenty five small but delicious fruits last year
Carrie ---  will get 10% the fruits of last year
Coc--- not looking good so far

that's too bad about Goa and Coc. I'm looking forward in fruiting both this year how big are the fruits?

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Re: What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« Reply #16 on: April 09, 2016, 11:20:29 PM »
Fruiting/Blooming in our yard:

Mango
Dot
Harvest Moon
Valencia Pride
Pickering
Malika
Lemon Zest (loaded with little fruit)
Cogshall
Southern Blush
Peach Cobbler
Pina Colada
Maha Chanok
Kesar
Glenn
Nam Doc Mai
Coconut Cream
(Eldon, Fruit Punch, and Sweet Tart were flowering but we removed the flowers early on)

Lychee
Sweetheart
HakIp
Brewster
No Mai Tze
(still no blooms on our Ohia)

Sapodilla
Alano
Silas Wood
Tikal

Bananas
Pitogo - fruit almost ready
Dare from GRIN - not true Dare, something in the Pome family
Dwarf Orinoco
Orinoco
Raja Puri - fruit almost ready

Passion Fruit
Fredricks
Possum Purple
Sulcata Red
Panama Red

Avocado
Daisy
Ooh La La (Super Haas)

Figs
Idlewood
Nazarti
DiRito
Vito
Black Mission


Ross Sapote
Miracle Fruit - always covered in flowers/fruit
Longan - Big Jim
Loquat - Bradenton with mature fruit
Grumichama
All Spice
Yerba Mate in full bloom
Painters Red Wax Jambu blooming but will remove flowers
White Sapote - Redlands
Key Lime
Naranjilla - ripe fruit
Several grocery store pineapple tops with fruit
Mulberry
Easy Peel Sugar Apple
Florida Sweet Barbados Cherry
Jamaican Cherry
Sunshine Blue Blueberries
Lots of Strawberries

I see you grow pitogo.  Please keep us posted when you get the chance to try it.  What type of strawberries are you growing?
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Re: What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« Reply #17 on: April 10, 2016, 12:31:30 AM »
Lisa Atemoya
Bangkok Lemon jackfruit (males only)
Fwang Tung carmbola
The Earth laughs in flowers. And bear gifts through fruits.
No where to plant it ...but at least I got it. ;)
F*ck squirrels and deers

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Re: What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« Reply #18 on: April 10, 2016, 04:38:57 AM »
Fruiting/Blooming

Mangoes:
Carrie
Pickering
Keitt
Tommy Atkins
Kent
Florigon
Edwards
Uknown Grafted- maybe Haden
Lancetilla - Don't judge me man

Lychee:
Mauritius 
swetheart - no show

Longan
Kohala
Biew Kiew - No show

Peaches:
Florida Prince
Florida Grand

Nectarines:
Mayglo
Sun Red
Snow Queen

Plums:
Methley
Plumcot Hybrid

Avocados:
Oro Negro
Simmonds
Seedling

Citrus:
Myer and Eureka Lemons
Persian and Key Limes
White and Pink Grapefruit
Naval, Honey Bell, and Valencia Oranges
Chandler Pommelo

Purple Caimito

Guavas:
Ruby Supreme
Thai White

Carambolas:
Sri Kembangan
Fwang Tung

Sapodillas:
Prolific
Madame Lulu- Air layered from seedling tree
Dacuhna - Air Layered from seedling tree

Loquats
Seedling tree
Christmas

Sherbet berry
Moringa Oleifera
Barbados cherry
Surinam cherry

Mamey Sapote

Pitomba
Grumichama

Priestly Atemoya
Red and Green Sugar apples
Sour Sop
Red Custard apple

Apples:
Anna & Golden Dorsette

Pineapples - lot of unknown varieties

Mulberries:
Pakistani
Ever-bearing
White - Excalibur
Green-Excalibur

Red Wax Jambu
Tamarind
Sunshine Blue Blueberries

Pomegranates:
Wonderful
Vietnamese
Unknown - Air-layed from neighbor

Scarlet, Hog and Coco Plums
Sea-Grape
Lots of sugar cane for the juicing machine

Stuff just waking up or expected to flower soon

Muscadines and other grapes
Persimmon - Fuyu
Black Sapote
Figs
Canistel
Green sapote
Mamey Americana
Passion fruit vine
I guess you removed the flowers of the 3 mangoes because they are too young for fruiting. Did you have vegetative flushes on them since then? Because it seems you didn't wait for fruitlets forming before removing the panicles.

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Re: What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« Reply #19 on: April 10, 2016, 11:31:52 AM »


I see you grow pitogo.  Please keep us posted when you get the chance to try it.  What type of strawberries are you growing?

I wish I knew what varieties of strawberries we have. Our children went to Earthbox in Palmetto last fall and tasted the berries in their pre-planted boxes and purchased the boxes with the sweetest and most flavorful berries.
With the Pitogo, the fruit handled the winter very well. We lost the fruit in Blue Java and Pisang Jaribuaya, but the Pitogo fruit (and plant) look as if we had no winter at all. We live in a pocket that reached 32 for an hour one morning.

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Re: What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« Reply #20 on: April 10, 2016, 11:37:21 AM »
I have lots of reliable ones fruiting and producing but here is my 2016 blacklist.
Mangoes fail:
Fernandin (Goa India) (but was cut way way back last year)
Two NDM but a third one is doing well
Philippine (had Zill tag)
Glenn (maybe due to hard pruning last year)
PIna Colada (Zill) nunca nada nothing after v nice bloom  and producing twenty five small but delicious fruits last year
Carrie ---  will get 10% the fruits of last year
Coc--- not looking good so far

that's too bad about Goa and Coc. I'm looking forward in fruiting both this year how big are the fruits?

Fernandin (Goa India)
a super fast grower. It did not bloom this year, my speculation due to being cut back very hard in 2015 after harvest which was good, about 30-40 small-mid size fruits.
Coc of Vietnam has roundish mid size fruits. Very delicious.  Also it is complex, unlike Nam Doc Mai. But great bloom with low fruit yield this year. It might have production problems. If bsbullie sees this I hope he says something about coc  and consistent production year to year.
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Re: What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« Reply #21 on: April 10, 2016, 11:49:11 AM »


I see you grow pitogo.  Please keep us posted when you get the chance to try it.  What type of strawberries are you growing?

I wish I knew what varieties of strawberries we have. Our children went to Earthbox in Palmetto last fall and tasted the berries in their pre-planted boxes and purchased the boxes with the sweetest and most flavorful berries.
With the Pitogo, the fruit handled the winter very well. We lost the fruit in Blue Java and Pisang Jaribuaya, but the Pitogo fruit (and plant) look as if we had no winter at all. We live in a pocket that reached 32 for an hour one morning.

On the commercial level Florida strawberries are bland and tasteless compared to California. I ate two Florida boxes the other day 8) I attribute this to the sandy soil they are grown in, in Florida. Even a you-pick-em that used to be here had tasteless strawberries and tomatoes too! Beautiful tomatoes but tasteless. Even the small cherry tomatoes. All because they are grown on nearly 100% sand with an application of modern fertilizers.
I don't grow them but if I did, I would plant them in as rich black soil as possible. Wood chips would be a good way,

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Re: What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« Reply #22 on: April 10, 2016, 11:49:33 AM »
Flowering:
Fuyu Persimmon
Black Sapote flower buds forming (I think, first spring growing them so I might be mis-identifying)
GA-866 and Coco Jujubes
Wonderful Pomegranate
Dwarf Pomegranate
Reed, Stewart and Wilma avocados (rest are done flowering)
Antonio Mango
Carrie Mango
unknown Opuntia
Cherry of the Rio Grande
Barbados Cherry
Kari Carambola

Fruiting:
Santa Rosa Plum
Wonderful Pomegranate (both flowering and holding fruit. Going crazy this year)
McBeth Loquat
Bearss Lime
Lisbon Lemon
Meyer Lemon
Trovita Orange
Washington Navel Orange
Floridaprince Peach
Blueberries (5 varieties, southern highbush)
Glenn Mango
Pickering Mango (just culled fruit, tree too small)
Violette de Bordeaux Fig breba and the main crop is also just starting to come in
Panache Fig main
Pakistan Mulberry
Shangri-La Mulberry
- Mark

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Re: What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« Reply #23 on: April 10, 2016, 01:32:13 PM »
Add my first ever fully home-grown pineapple to my fruiting list!!!!  :)

And as of today, we can move Sherbet Berry/Phalsa/Grewia asiatica from the flowering list to the fruiting list! Very excited, as these will be my first!
« Last Edit: April 10, 2016, 01:45:42 PM by LivingParadise »

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Re: What is flowering/fruiting in your yard? Spring 2016
« Reply #24 on: April 10, 2016, 01:49:05 PM »
Fruiting

Mango

Bailey's Marvel
Carrie (poor production compared to previous years)
Keitt
Lemon Meringue
Nam Doc Mai
Kesar
Ugly Betty (abouyt 5-6 fruits, just like last year..hit hard by powdery mildew)
Mallika
Dwarf Hawaiian (just one friuit, flowering for the first time)
Pickering
Edgar (topworked)
Fairchild (topworked)
Dot (topworked)
Neelam (topworked)
Brahm Kei Mea(topworked)
 
Jackfruit

Bangkok   Lemon (three females) 

Sapodilla

Makok
Molix (tree not doing well, just two fruits on it)

Mulberry
Pakistani (in a pot)
White Mulberry, from Excalibur (in a pot)

Flowering
:

Hasya Sapodilla
Silas Woods sapodilla
Na Di sugar apple
Noel's Big Red sugar apple(grafted)
Winterset persimmon
South Florida persimmon (i see a couple of flowers, first time flowering)




 

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