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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Re: Breeding Cherimoyas/Atemoyas?
« on: March 27, 2018, 01:07:24 PM »
Yes, a worthwhile undertaking. Looking forward to these new creations. (Hoping they might grow in Florida!)
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I know of a variety called Triumph and also South Florida. I have not seen Triumph for many years and S Florida is available wholesale from Zill in WPB. Good Luck.I bought my Triumph from you six years ago when you were at Yellow Green Market in Hollywood. It's remained a small tree, but I like the fruit. The fruit is larger and better than South Florida, which bears heavily. I'd love to plant Winterset also.
I was at Zill’s today. Juana took care of me. I bought 20They don't sell one or two trees, do they? What would be the smallest purchase? 20 trees, like you bought?
of the best mango trees. I asked about Orange Sherbert
She said that they were discontinuing Lemon Zest
and they will start selling Orange Sherbert in its place.
Today is Friday March 9, 2018
This is 100% the G-ds honest truth. Juana did not say when but thought sometime
Before the end of the year.
Another mango that everyone kept raving about , and one which was hard to get, was the Angie. I have one in the ground and it is fruiting for the first time this year. Has a lot of pretty looking fruits on it now. I got it based on the hype and i hope I won't be disappointed.I planted Angie as well, based on Richard Campbell's promoting it so grandly. It's a good mango--beautiful large fruit, smooth and fiberless, acceptable flavor, manageable tree. But nothing I would ever recommend based on flavor alone. Carrie has got to be sweeter.
. Let's work on that, Johnny!
What is its season in general--early, mid, or late? Is it a big tree or compact?Taralay is a awesome mango..... totally underratedI agree...its delicious
Totally agree as well! Made my top 5 list last year 🤓
What's the flavor like besides super-sweet?
I have not tasted Orange Essence, but my favorite among the others that Har and Marlys spoke about is Cotton Candy. That is an amazing mango. I also wonder why more people are not talking about Seacrest and Ugly Betty.
Who said that OS is being released?Warren knows something you don't know, Jeff!
I'm looking for the best tasting, easy to care for CADO for South Florida...(Broward County)I don't think we've found it yet! Oro Negro is good, but it has a huge seed, and so far for me it hasn't borne a lot of fruit. Sure wish we had somewhere in South Florida that was growing and experimenting with dozens of varieties like UCR does in California. Carlos in Homestead was doing his best, and then apparently Hurricane Irma wiped him out.
Thanks South Florida Peeps
How about Dream?Won't grow outdoors in Kentucky!
Too many Santa Ana events this past year.So have the Santa Ana winds increased in frequency and intensity in recent years?
I lost >90% of my stone fruit fruitlets in April. I finally got to taste my royal Lee and Minnie royal cherries - all 2 of them that I could salvage. No pluerries, cherry plums, only 3 splash Pluto’s, can’t remember the others but total loss.
Then end of September had Santa Ana winds wind burn most of my avocados as they are in pots. Still recovering with lots of TLC
Then the past 2 weekends I have done more than 40 graftso including multiple avocado and stone fruit. Next day we have Santa Ana’s for 2 days. Hopefully something takes.
My pinkertons are in bloom but I’m missinge bees this year. I don’t see too many around the yard.
K
Steve told me Tim is better then dream and they should have TimSo Tim is an atemoya?
available also.
Thank you all. I'm willing to take a chance on a Dream. Anyone know where I can find one?Wayne Clifton in Bradenton.