B2B;

It may interest you to know that the latest batch do not carry the Farmony lable.  I noticed they are much easier to cut into.  As I noted earlier they tasted much better than the Farmony set from a month ago.

Quote from: gunnar429 on June 05, 2014, 04:31:07 PM

limoncillo

Correct Gunnar , the trees are in an small area where other plants ( now legal in certain US states )  are also grown , so bring a bullet proof jacket if you are planning to visit .

Quote from: ClayMango on June 02, 2014, 03:09:13 PM

Mulch is really expensive for the regular Wood chips. I refuse to use the Free stuff given out by the county because it contains so many Toxins and Chemicals...

How do you know that?  Have you had a lab test it?

I get beautiful semi composted coarse or fine grade mulch from our landfill.  It's from material residents put out on the side of the street for City collection, only tree branches, twigs, and leaves are allowed.  Just got 2 cu. yds., $10, a real bargain.

I invert a 5 gal. pot over my young maters and such and dump until I have about a 6" layer.  I hit my trees, etc. 

I would not use anything dyed UNTIL I confirmed what the dye material used is and what effect if any it has on the environment and plant health.  Doubt if it's harmful to plants or tons of it wouldn't be sold nationwide.  Also, too damn expensive for me.

Quote from: socal10b on May 22, 2014, 01:19:02 AM

any loquat scions for sale yet adam?

yes I can sell a limited amount of loquat scions now...Have Peluche, and possibly some Avri.

Hopefully later I can get some Tori and Aiden....(the mother trees are very tall, and difficult to take scions from, or I would have got some already....I didn't feel like climbing the trees!)

send me an email or PM, and I can give you more info.

thanks for being patient!

I found this

- BLACK SAPOTE: The tree is handsome, broad-topped, slow-growing, to 80 ft (25 m) in height, with furrowed trunk to 30 in (75 cm) in diameter, and black bark. It thrives on moist sandy loam, on well-drained sand
So, my plant is in a pot from two years, I need now to put in the ground because it had created but lost buds before flowering and now have dried branches, for me it'll be suffering in the pot Put it in a bigger pot or preferably the ground.
Hence I put manure and sand and small stone in the hole ? well composted Manure on top of the hole
In my place what height could reach ? But slow growing like myrciaria ? not that slow growing.
My place is near the sea, it isn't important the position ? create windbreaks and don't plant in wind tunnels.

- MANGO KEITT: Tree small to medium, erect, open, rather scraggly but very productive.  The mango performs very well in sand, gravel
Anyone know if it's really that suffer the sea?  It's really semi dwarf ? In this case I could put it between two plant probably won't fit between 2 plants, keep the roots relatively dry in winter.

- LITCHI KWAI MI PINK : is it the same of mauritius? The lychee tree is handsome, dense, round-topped, slow-growing, 30 to 100 ft (9-30 m) high and equally broad. It thrives best in regions "not subject to heavy frost but cool and dry enough in the winter months to provide a period of rest
 I want to put it near my home in the grass .... but depend which height can reach in my place and mostly this variety .... but the grass in winter with rain will be wet, any problem ?

- GUAVA LEMON: A small tree to 33 ft (10 in) high, with spreading branches,
Hence is smaller than mango keitt ? much smaller than mango.