when i was there only 1 lady, rest were dudes.

the sapodilla is grafted.  the seedlings at roger meyer 4 years and 1 foot tall.

i don't know about the plants being from mimosa or not, but the tags are from pine island nursery website.

maybe the owner of mimosa was there for the grand opening, he's somewhat of a celebrity, being a pioneer and some sort of poet/writer.

but there's no way i'll drive to east la for a tree, and the shipping plus phyto certificate is crazy for buying trees from florida.

but as of today i'll say scala is the number 1 tropical fruit tree nursery in orange county.  i went to roger meyer's the other day, while impressed with the trees he was able to grow in ground, i wasn't impressed with the trees he had for sale--but he did say he's starting anew because his best specimens were sold.

don't know, i probably got the one.  lots of chico, alano, but i didn't check each one.

i think most of their trees are from pine island nursery.  the grand opening is supposed to be on the 16th so they are still unloading plants from trucks.

seems like a lot of work for basically the same result.

mine is way simpler, no yeast, just sugar.

why freeze them at all?

if you have a container of some kind, you can slice them up, then put a layer of fruit to a layer of sugar, then just add more layers when you have more.

i don't drink at all, but i love making this homemade wine where you know what's going in it.  whereas watching tv all the winemakers never seem to wash their grapes, just pluck and then straight to the extractor with all the bird droppings, spiders, their eggs, and many other things. the nastiest thing would be the ones with people stomping the grapes with their barefeet, hooray, for foot fungus.

well my seedlings aren't quite dead yet and there's no minimum order from that guy

yes, i had 3 jackfruit trees in vietnam.  relatives own orchards.

you leave any fruit outside and it will deteriorate on its own.  have you even had fruits in your life?

make a video of the latex profusely dripping out of a jack fruit.

vietnamese have been bleeding jackfruit by cutting a small hole and then hanging the fruit.

north korea?

aren't airlayers plants?

do i have to email you to get the prices?

i'm always looking for jaboticaba, my newly purchased plant lost a bunch of leaves and is not looking too good, i think they let the soil dried out too much for shipping so leaves were dried and brittle then came santa ana wind.

anyway, i'm willing to pay for shipping of the seedling