Quote from: Tony714 on September 14, 2018, 04:25:18 PM

I wish you're closer.  I'll buy them.
good luck with sale and moving.

Thanks a lot Tony! It is always great to have some fruit trees in the back yard. Hope I can re-start someday in the future. Take care!

Or exotic birds 

Hi Zoli. Do you give any guarantee for the delivery of live seeds? or the risk is only on the buyer's side? Regards

I think there are too many variables for a seller to guarantee live seeds (Customs, lost mail, etc.) I bought
some Pataxte seeds from seedpirates last year and half of them germinated.

Onur,
Where are you moving to?

Michael

I am in AZ, but, I was wondering how long it takes them to produce their pods?  Mine  has to be at least 5 years old, gas grown like crazy, but never flowered.

Not sure. I read somewhere 5 - 6 years.

I have a couple of Ice Cream Bean Trees available for anyone in the St. Pete/Clearwater areas
willing to pick up. They are 2 years old and stand approx. 54' high. PM me if interested.


I still have one plant to give away.

Very tasty; a mixture of strawberry/grape.

I purchased some Physical Graffiti and Haley's Comet cuttings a few
years ago. Does the fruit look like either one of them?

Raul,

PM me know if you will be in the St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Sarasota area.

How does one know when it's ready to pick? This one
has a bit of give when I squeeze it.

Different strokes for different folks.

I have both NDM and Maha. I prefer the Maha as it has a "lemony" component to it
whereas the NDM is just sweet. The best mango is the one that a person thinks is
the best.

Add a picture of a Glock or a 12 gauge to your signs.

I wonder if these are the same as the seeds Luc was selling back in 2014.

http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=12226.msg156817#msg156817

Any forum members from Thailand have access to Schleichera oleosa Seeds?

Pinellas Park.

All my trees are on the south side so maybe that made the difference since my area is colder than south St. Pete.
You have a nice collection.