Kathy

Any size is fine, the older and larger the better. Please private message me if you have any available. Thank You!

Strangler fig-Ficus aurea?

nah. fruit hangs like a traditional cherry and they are bigger and leaves are different

I imported a new variety called "Big Milk" recently. How I got it past customs is beyond me, but the fruit are consistently the size of apples.  It almost died during transit, but I brought it back just in time. Its only about the size of twig now, but the entire plant is currently a flower, so I'm optimistic to get fruit in a year or two. If it indeed is something spectacular, I will make budwood available in a few years on the forum.

That’s a negative. Could be Jambu, but fruit was very small with full color and not very many fruit, which is atypical, but could be because it’s in shade or they may have already picked most the tree. But I still think fruit was too small and more of a round shape

Hi Ed,

If you are looking for a semi-dwarf, sweet mango that is resistant to anthracnose and bacterial black spot, I recommend an Angie.

- Alex

I highly advise against this. Angie is notorious for fungal and disease problems

Some kind of syzigium.

Yeah, I’m thinking rose Apple. It had a very floral scent. Although it was on the ground, it did not appear to be ripe so I couldn’t taste it

Not in Sapodillia as of yet, but 100% in Abiu

I got my Redland from Pine Island Nursery

Looking for a nursery that has stock of 7 to 15 gallon golden nugget mango trees. Somewhere  between south broward and the keys. Pine island is out of stock and I don’t want to drive all the way to Excalibur. Someone have one for sale or a nursery recommendation?? Thank you -Jon

I typically use parafilm, I was just curious. Cling wrap looks and feels an awful lot like buddy tape.

Wondering if this is ok to use to wrap mango/tropical fruit tree scions?? Not the graft union, but the remainder of the scion to contain moisture. Anybody have experience with this???