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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Re: spondias purpurea
« on: March 30, 2018, 08:11:52 PM »
Sorry to tell you but thats ambarella.
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It is not a geffner for sure because she has a geffner for sale.
Nah, it is a different cultivar being called Australia here. Steve said that it is a cultivar from Australia that he received from a grower in California. Tim and Australia are two different varieties being propagated by Fruitscapes. I think both came from "Tim" in California but I could be wrong about that.
Hi. Just saw this. Thinking of getting an Ugly Betty. just curious - why did you sell it? production issues, size. I am in east Boynton,, just east of Congress.
Thanks,
pineisland is sinking 17 inches of rain and just won't stop, every night it just starts all over.fish getting hit on the road,part of lower feilds under water.
sos
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Pine Island is 32 square miles. 12 inches of rain on that area is 6.6 billion gallons
calculator:
https://water.usgs.gov/edu/activity-howmuchrain.php
I just got 4 seedling trees from a friend, he calls it Luke's White Guava. Had a chance to try the fruit, great taste, soft sweet flesh, skin no bitter and hasn't had fly problems picked on the tree. He is in the Punta Gorda area and has more well grown in tree pots for $12.00.
I might have a few available soon. My pineapple annona, which by many accounts is a. glabra, has a nice fruit going on it, maybe more. Not sure how many seeds per fruit these usually have, or how long till it is ripe (currently around baseball size), but if you are interested will keep you in mind and let you know.
