Most sought after crunchy Asian guava. It is sweet, tart and the crispiest guava I ever had. 95% of the guava trees I have has been top worked to Crystal seedless. Local nurseries are selling 5 gal trees for $90-$120 if you can even find them. 

Also the most prolific seedlessvbearer. Bears fruit in clusters. Must thin to get bigger fruits. Most of the crunchy seedless guavas are shy bearers.

$5 ea. minimum 4 scions. Shipping is $3.5 for first class or $7.5 for priority mail. Paypal is shenxue@gmail.com. Please send as friend or family.

I got some heavy duty hand pruners for sale at $43 ea. Shipping is USPS Priority flat rate of $6.50. Paypal as friends or family only at shenxue@gmail.com. Please provide your shipping address. Thanks.

Hot forged steel made in Italy.

Minimum purchase of $20 not including shipping. Shipping cost quoted for US buyers only. International buyers, please PM me for estimated shipping cost.

Send payment as "friend or family" to shenxue at gmail dot com for anything you like to purchase. I have plenty of the items below.
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Buddy Tapes
1 X 1" (25mm X 60m) perforated Buddy Tape $28 - Shipping $2.80 (+.80 cents for additional roll)
6 X 1" (25mm X 60m) perforated Buddy Tape $150 - Shipping $8


Clear Nursery Tie Tapes
2 x .5" (6mil thick. 300ft) $7 - Shipping $3.80
12 x .5" (6mil thick 300ft) $25 - Shipping $7
 
1 x 1" (300ft) $6 - Shipping $3.80
6 x 1" (300ft) $25 - Shipping $7

I am doing some long term planning to start a permaculture food forest on the big island of Hawaii.  Where would durian fruit best in the micro climates throughout the eastern part of the big island?  From what I gathered on the internet, durian can fruit in elevations of 600-900 feet above sea level with 60-150 inches of rain a year.  Temperature should be around 75-90f.  Where on the big island would durian fruit reliably?  Also, what type of climate and elevation deviation can the durian tree tolerate and still produce consistently?

I can’t find a cookie cutter lot where durian will fruit on the big island but I am looking at places like Kurtistown and Mountain view area.  Would durian fruit reliably in these areas?

Durian is the number 1 fruit that I wanted to grow but what about mangosteen?  Does mangosteen have the same climatic requirement as the durian?

I am hoping Oscar/fruitlover and other veteran growers can shed some light on this. Thanks in advance.

I am letting go a few more guava trees this year.

Grafted 5gal Indo seedless $50
Soft eating type.




Airlayered 15gal thai/Vietnamese seedless SOLDDD







Both trees produce completely seedless fruits.
Pick up only.  Take both for $120.

I spent over $1000 over the last month on mangos and I feel guilty and a bit selfish.  I am selling some grafted guavas to raise money for more mangos 

These are all in 5 gallon pots.  All are grafted except for the Thai, which is airlayered.

True Indonesian white seedless $45
Completely seedless and very juicy fruit eaten ripe.  It's not the crispy green eating type.

Indo A


Indo B




True Indonesian white seedless $50
This plant is a bit bigger than the two above.
Indo C


Similiar size plants are sold at $90 from ONG's nursery in San Diego.  Indo fruits






Crystal Seedless Guavas $60 
Flesh is very thick, crispy, and sweet.  The fruit is virtually seedless with less than a dozen of seeds. 


This cv is extremely prolific.  Fruit needs to be thinned to get larger fruits.



Turnbull guava $55  -- Forgot to take photos.  I'll upload tonight.
Very large fruit with thick flesh and a burst of complex flavors.  Can be eating green or ripe.  The texture is relatively soft if eaten green.  It's not the crispy type.


Thai guava - $30 -- Forgot to take photos of the actual plants.  I'll upload tonight.
Flesh is very thick, crispy, and sweet.  Can be eaten crispy green or ripe.


Pick up only near El Monte CA 91732

Who will be attending this meeting?  There will be a presentation by Tim Thompson on mangos.  I am pretty much a virgin when it comes to growing mango trees.  Just bought an ice cream mango 2 weeks ago.

Anyone whose attending got mango scions to share?  Mango scions are pretty hard to come by.

Anyone have strawberry loquat scion to share?  Please let me know.  I'll pay for the wood and scion. 

Thanks in advance.

I have a north facing planter that's pretty much shaded all day because of the cinder block wall but it receives a fair amount of indirect sunlight.  What is a good ground cover for this area?  I want something edible but also will perform well.  I was thinking of pennywort but what other option do I have?

Are we going to have anymore cold snaps in the next coming weeks?  It's been really warm in the last week or two and I am really itching to plant some jabos into the ground.

I want to remove a tree without it sending out suckers constantly.  Is there a way to kill a tree first before cutting it down?  I got 2 liquid ambers that needs to go and I want to replace them with two longans but I don't want to deal with suckers!  Any ideas?

I just bought a bag of mangosteen and the lady that runs the shop mentioned the fruits were imported from Mexico.  Are mangosteens usually radiated?  If a radiated seed somehow germinates, would the radiation change the genetics of the fruit?  I just wanted to grow some seedlings out for fun if possible.

I wanted to buy some jabos directly from PIN and they put me on a waitlist for some grimal and paulistita.  They called me earlier about some jaboticaba crown #1, #2, #3, and Savannah #5.  They also have Sabara.  Is this the common small purple jabo?   Anyone heard of these?  If you did, how big are the fruit?  Im only interested in the larger size fruit trees.