Thanks Epicatt2 Yeah I didn't go to Fairchild with the limited time I had there.
I searched quickly on a Glitchy motel computer, and didn't realize it was farther from Miami at the time.
Take the tour.
Andrew gives it at 10 or 11 am. He will tell you.
Not much this time of year some sapodillas and some persimmons and some bananas.
I should of got there earlier , but went for a hour interesting plants tried some stuff , but none of those
Thought the orange Berries
edited Glycosmis pentaphylla tasted like a pine resin taste interesting (lost seeds of that though),
and the jujube which I've had, but these had a coconut flavor. and some mulberries and big yellow juicy sour fruit
had sapodillas on way back
(and bought some in Latin store in Little Havana in Miami not knowing what it was not yet ripe
but the spanish word looked came back as loquat
(which I know it was not since not in apple/rose family with dried star formation on bottom of fruit like apples have)
The pictures I have are not great but mostly pictures of tree identifying signs since didn't have much time.
Yes be ready to walk. You have to be very methodical. It is like a huge square. So it easy to miss trees. Still interesting to see at any time of the year.
Yeah was suppose to go back but decided to sleep in did not mind walking back to homestead so do not mind walking
(even though I could of called for a ride ) I like having time spent in open air listening to music to myself
ate some sapodillas ripe I found on way back.
Actually Most the pictures I took were the signs along Krome ave like the nursery businesses, and some smoothie place.