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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Annona montana seeds - FLORIDA preferred. No international

« on: July 21, 2019, 06:59:26 PM »

Looking to trade some of these Annona montana seeds. Mountain soursop

Prefer Florida traders, but let me know otherwise & we can work it out.

Limited QTY. Under 50 available, mostly interested in "Rare Fruits", please send me a Direct Message rather than posting here.

FLORIDA preferred. No international for now, sorry.

Tropical Fruit Discussion / William “Bill” Whitman Day & Longan Celebration - Florida Fruit Club Meetup

« on: June 06, 2019, 06:58:26 PM »

It is an honor to invite you all to this event being put together by The Rare Fruit Council Int'l., (RFCI), Miami. Mr. Whitman was one of the founders of this organization in 1955, & was its first President. We will be convening at The Fruit & Spice park this SAT - June 8th from 2PM-5PM for a Fruit Club Meetup.

William “Bill” Whitman Day & Longan Celebration - Florida Fruit Club Meetup #BillWhitmanDay

JUNE 8th, SAT (2-5PM) at THE PRESTON B. BIRD & MARY HEINLEIN FRUIT & SPICE PARK, in Homestead’s bucolic Redland Agricultural Area.

https://www.facebook.com/events/1450662725070418/

Hosted by The Rare Fruit Council International, RFCI Miami in cooperation with the Fruit & Spice Park & the Tropical Fruit & Vegetable Society of Redland

Members of RFCI Chapters & Florida fruit clubs are welcome to celebrate Bill Whitman’s legacy, and what he contributed to the advancement of pomology through the ‘Kohala’ longan and many other plants. Whitman is one of the founders of The Rare Fruit Council International, Inc. (RFCI) Miami, which was founded on March 11, 1955 as the Rare Fruit Council.

Admission to the F&S park is to be paid at gate, more info at their website.

Perhaps you’ll bring something to share with fellow fruit enthusiasts … fruits, seeds, scions?

The RFCI looks forward to welcoming you to Homestead’s Redland.

RSVP IS Encouraged by emailing the RFCI via their website.

Email Reference: Bill Whitman Day / Redland Fruit Club Meetup

Want a reminder? Sign up for the RFCI list

http://RareFruitCouncil.org/email

Want to join the RFCI - Sign up here or bring your form to the event. - https://rarefruitcouncil.org/membership/

Direct event link: http://rarefruitcouncil.org/bill-whitman-day-longan-celebration

Miami News - 1959

Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Alphonso mango x 1

« on: March 25, 2019, 09:04:34 PM »

Offering 1 Alphonso mango plant for trade... not sure what I want yet. Over 4 ft. tall.
Send me a message to see if we can trade. Looking for interesting / rare fruit seedlings and or air layers etc. Well known tropical fruits too, just want known cultivars unless rootstock.

Mainly want to see this go to someone that wants it.

Tropical Fruit Discussion / Sapotaceae ID Assistance

« on: February 09, 2019, 11:49:16 PM »

Having some trouble identifying this fruit which seems to be Sapotaceae, has latex. Don't know the genus or species, any help is much appreciated. Fruit was found on the ground as shown.

Cut open

Thanks in advance.

Citrus General Discussion / Rangpur ID Help

« on: January 10, 2019, 11:53:25 AM »

What I believe to be two Rangpur lime cultivars. Citrus limonia

Smaller, round, smooth fruit.

Larger thicker peel. Nipple

A lot of the larger ones seem to look the same via link below. I am alsp curious about the cultivar of the smaller one cut open. I can cut the larger one if it helps or is needed. Thank you, any help is appreciated.

Cultivars via https://citrusvariety.ucr.edu/citrus/rangpur_types.html