A lot of people don't like glazioviana, so I assumed that this couldn't be worse than that. But all three I imagine are similar in taste.

In fact I think you only need one of each species and there would be adequate cross-pollination among them.

Anyone know if Queen Hayri and Ben's Beaut are dwarfs or full sized?

And if I get seeds from a dwarfing variety, what % of seedlings would revert to normal size?

Imagine the hype when this guy will get hold of pitangatuba.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QImryuw-emY
Translation anyone?

Australian finger lime, Davidson's Plum, Paw paw (asimina triloba), Arctic kiwi (actinidia kolomikta), orange kiwi (actinidia polygama).

If there are any eugenia experts on this thread, I'd like advice on the understorey-fruiting ability rank of these three spp.: involucrata, brasiliensis, candolleana.

Thanks.

Myrciaria glazioviana (quite different to regular jab) is supposed to fruit better in part-shade than full sun. It is said to be very ornamental, doesn't fruit on trunk, likes acidic soil and prunable to shape. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acWKVttEQ5Y

Asimina tribola fruits well in shade but requires moist soil and tree shape may not suit you.

Davidson Plum requires shade until it grows big and then can tolerate a lot of sun. Fruit is very sour (loved by some) but those who don't can make a lot of jam with it. Tall and thin tree, the species davisonia jersyana is shorter than davidsonia pruriens. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wt-j_mQkQy8

Australian finger lime prefers part shade. Most species are however thorny, but the fruits are a real treat with high culinary value.

I have seeds of a variety of self-fertile cherimoya that is sold by a fruit nursery in Australia. Freshly harvested. I can't guarantee it will be self-fertile in all regions, but it is a good sign that it requires absolutely no hand pollination in my temperate Australian climate and I have only one tree.

I'd like to trade for seeds of: eugenia selloi (syn. neonitida), eugenia itaguahiensis and eugenia calycina (when in season).

[Edit] Seeds will need to be split open and just the inside part sent to me.

Has anyone bought seeds of Alibaba?

I've been after Anne Raspberry for so long but I am sceptical of the Chinese seller on Alibaba. Although he has a high feedback rating and plenty of products, they are mostly seeds for which negative feedback can't really be left in time. He is also selling obviously photoshopped things like seeds of blue strawberries, etc.

http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/Anne-Yellow-Raspberry-Fruit-Plant-Seed-100-Stratisfied-Berry-Plant-Seeds/127217_1776365624.html

Seeking kiwiberry seeds of Aloha Anna, Passion Poppers or Kandy Kiwi

Can pay via Paypal. I need to be sent overseas.

Thank you

*Edit: These varieties are from Kiwi Korners Farm. I've just read that end of September is meant to be end of the season. Unless the fruit are refrigerated. Anyhow, if someone has seeds and wants to help please respond.

I am still waiting on permission to view the list.

Could someone tell me what kind of seed Po Pyu Kalay (Lemon Merengue), Carrie and Mallika have?

How true to type are polyembryonic mango seeds?