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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Three for $49.95  Free Shipping in the US

The marula trees have been claimed. Thank you.

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

5 Marula trees Sclerocarya birrea in 5 gal. pots need to be planted out or repotted. Seed originated from South Africa, the trees are about 5 years old and 4-6 feet tall. They are too large to ship, so pick-up would be preferred (North-Central Florida)

I am willing to entertain all offers; would trade for grafted Atemoyas, cold-hardy grafted avocados, and/or grafted Duncan grapefruit.

Quote from: ScottR on May 29, 2017, 10:59:58 AM

Really nice looking tree can't wait to hear taste report! Any guess to possible cold hardiness?

Don't know, but would guess it is more cold hardy than avocado since chucte originates in highlands. Look at first posting on this thread, there is a link there. Any info on cold hardiness there?

I have one small Persea schiedeana growing here in North Central Florida, it is under a tall canopy of oak/pine so it has a little protection from frost. The tree did fine with temperatures in the upper 20's, but serious damage occurred  around 25 F and most branches died back. It has since rebounded nicely as the past 2 winters have been fairly mild.

I would still take a seedy Duncan over any other grapefruit, none of the seedless varieties can come close to that flavor.

Critically endangered Parana' Pine (Araucaria angustifolia) a beautiful giant conifer from southern Brazil. Zones 7-11 Best Araucaria for the Southeast US, also does well in California and Pacific Northwest, this very adaptable tree should be much more widely planted. Produces large edible seeds when mature. On offer are healthy vigorous one year + old seedlings a minimum of 12 inches tall.

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Tree will be sent bare-root with the roots wrapped in moist paper and will be ready to be potted or planted out. 

1. Kiwi ?
2. agree, looks like white sapote
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4. ?
5.looks like loquat