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I have a super hass  tree and it is doing better than any avocados i tried growing.  It was fruiting and holding avocados from 7 gal size. I found their taste to be just like store bought hass. Animals damaged the tree last year trying to get fruit, so this year it is looking worse,still recovering , growing slow in ground but still has a few avocados.

I have starters of Juicy . It has variegated leaf. I was told its yellow, good size and taste.

I have seen many large producing mangos in winter springs, Oviedo, Sanford. Everytime i asked about variety i was told it was from a seed. Luck or something else, but my coconut cream and pickering died on me....

I have a one flowering butterscotch and it set a fruit.

Female!

My 3 yo red Malaysian is holding fruit!

It was not sweet and not deep orange color. Since i didn't grow any zucchinis or pumpkins other than seminole, that hybrid was probably brought by  squirrels or birds . Neighbors don't have veggies growing.
I plant its seeds. I will grow anything that survives Florida heat and rain.

Last year i grew seminole pumpkin which does not look like this one. Then these stated showing i thought squirrels replanted my seminole.
Just tried it. Its more like calabaza. Not as sweet and orange like Seminole.

I got a squash that i didn't plant. Please help to identify. It's doing really well in central Florida and i plan to keep seeds.

I love my unknown Che from fruitwood.com. I grafted male and female on Osage and it was fruiting the first year. This is a 3rd year and i cross grafted them so each had both genders. I also has norris and darrow, but they didn't fruit yet.
Che tasted great. I am keeping it.


Ana

I am posting a pic here since I can't find attach image from pm.

I have a few 3 gal butterscotch sapodilla trees for $100 each. Healthy, one was blooming, but might drop the fruit due to young age. Were purchased from zills nursery.
Local pick up only in north Orlando area.
Pm for questions and pics.
Ana