Sapodilla Alano $300, Haysa $225 large size plants in 25 gallon
Mun Khun see mango $ 150 in 15 gallon
Sri kembangan star fruit 25 gallon $150
Fairchild green sapote 3 gal $50
Lancentila mango 5 gal $65 big trunk
All grafted plants. All must go....
310 951 one zero two two:::text call for details.
Pick up Torrance.

Quote from: achetadomestica on September 04, 2017, 05:25:32 PM

Quote from: Frog Valley Farm on September 03, 2017, 02:53:31 PM

Does anyone who originally bought seeds have pictures especially of the leaves they can post?

nice seedling, thanks for posting! Do the leaves looks velvety underneath or just hairless?

Need room for new plants.
Asian guava $75  ~6-7ft
Thai/Viet seedless guava(completely seedless) 1ft $50
Geffner atemoya 1ft $35
Maha Chanok n mun kun si mango grafted on Manila  4-5 ft $100 with fruits.
Lychee sweetheart $70 4ft fruited last year.
Pm for more details. Local pick up in Los Angeles.

Frank,
The big PPC scions are pushing thru the film. Thanks for all the woods.
David

Just finished these grafts for a fellow member.  Hopefully, it'll be a sucess. 

But check out the second pic below for Frank's giant Randhir and birula.  Both are so big compare to my AP and Lisa.  Almost as big as the watermelon I got from Costco.





Good luck and damn....I am so jealous!!!

She used to work for TT.

No. May I shyest grafting?

I do not have desert king pitaya. This variety is not available here.....only exclusive to Israel.

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Quote from: Guayaba on January 15, 2017, 03:47:11 PM

Quote from: JF on January 15, 2017, 02:34:47 PM

Booth
Oxhart
Ecuador
Orton or Lucida
El Bumpo

To my untrained eye, the second to the left and the last one I assumed were El Bumpo.  They both look similar with the evident protrusions. Could you provide some instruction as to other characters to use in making a determination of variety in Cherimoya? I am willing to learn.  Many of the smooth skinned varieties were not well described by CRFG. Some of these smooth skinned varieties would probably be best determined by taste as well?

El Bumpo has very thin skin that bruises easily look closely and you will see. The other  impressas I grow they are recognizable

Is el bumpo a shy bud/flower producer? In your opinion, is it better tasting than fino de jete?

Yes. That is what I'm saying. They don't have it year round like df from la Verne and only displayed it by the small cacti/succulent area. That is why you need to talk to the Department Head (DH) of garden if you really want it. She can provide you a list of vendors and their availability/take your name/number and call you when in store.

Quote from: MangCau on January 05, 2017, 02:05:11 PM

I bought one lyears ago at lowes. Mine came with a different tag but from the same nuesery? You need to hand pollinate it. Goose size pinkish fruit for me.
https://garden.org/plants/photo/177889/

La Verne Nursery supplies Dragon Fruit to Southern California Lowe's and Home Depot. 

I have not seen any "named" Dragon Fruit varieties sold at Southern California Lowe's and Home Depot.

Look again at pot and tag.
Check out this lowes in Torrance/sky park when you're in the area. Ask for DH lady in garden. I used to work for HD. Very familiar with their garden department and vendors.
https://garden.org/thread/view/18767/Days-to-bloom-or-fruit/?offset=0

I don't like kong white, common unknown ivory/dull white and green varieties at my local nurseries. You pick it when there's a shiny coat on it. Some nurseries advertised Thai jumbo as green/eat green. It is good green but excellent completely white. I like fruits from summer harvesand prefered those outside the canopy.