Got mine today. Thanks! 

Thanks, even though is bad news.
I ordered Argifos from Amazon yesterday. I will probably get it tomorrow. Should I use it on the pear tree anyway? It just started to break buds so I don't know if it is hopeless at this time.
Its so sad to see your trees die.

Where can I get  Abound at a reasonable price? all I see in the internet is one gallon varying from $250 plus!
Is there a way I can get a pint or less I only have a few trees and don't want to spend all that money on a gallon that may expire before I can use it all.
Any information is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Hello, I have 3 olosapo seedlings that I would like to graft, is anyone here selling any scion wood? Thanks!

Thanks for your response.
The tree with the healthier leaves its a Carrie, it is also the one with the close ups for new growth. The other one is a Coconut cream to whom I accidentally grafted a Lemon zest branch. The graft seems to be doing ok, but I am still wondering of I should just remove it or let it be. I am hesitant because its the only graft that has taken out of about 20 tries on other trees. What is your advise?
By the way, something just pop in my head. Could it be that my grafts didn't take because I wasn't putting it with the correct family tree? Does it matter if I tried to graft an Indian tree to one from another region? To me this is all very new and I am trying to learn. There is a lot of information here on the forum but it starts with something and then it moves in a different direction and eventually I lose track of were I was going.
I also have other mangoes. I have a Pina Colada that hasn't grown much in the last 2 years, but is still alive.  a Fruit punch that I almost lost, but cut to about 20" down and its holding on with new growth. A Kesar that I planted  a few months back and looks ok and, a Valencia Pride planted also a few months back and doing ok. I also have a Raposa and Southern Blush in a 15 gal pots that seem to be doing ok. and a Beverly that I still need to transplant but its ok so far. a bunch of VP seedlings and a few other that I planted from local fruit sales. My yards has only room for about 4 more trees in the ground so I am trying to learn and see what will be my better options. Any advise its greatly appreciate.

My Lee Jujube had two crops this year, I have another set almost ready to harvest probably in the next two weeks, I am very pleased because last year it  produced very few fruits.

What a great idea! 

Hello!
I am looking to buy some jujube trees. I will like the Sugarcane, Honeyjar, Contortued and Sheerwood.  Thanks

Thanks for the ideas. I hope in the future I will have more time to spend there.

Hi Raul, I sent you a PM.

I only know of two people here in the forum who are growing mangoes in Arizona  (one in Chandler and another one in Peoria) I know that Shamus has some in pots (I have bought 6 trees from him) and out of the Phoenix area where I live I have only seen 2 mango trees growing in the ground and surviving. Thrust me, I am from the tropics so I know a mango tree when I see one, and unless they are all hidden in their back yards I don’t see many around, I see more bananas and Guavas than mangoes.

I currently have some mango seeds in water and roots have started to grow. I normally put them in a pot when they have 4 large leaves, but maybe I should just plant them now that they started to show some groth and continue to get some scion wood? I have never tried that method before but seems easy enough. I just wish I had someone closer that I could get the scion wood from here AZ.