Hello fellow fruit addicts, I have some seedlings available in the nursery. Shipping to all 50 states is included. I will be dropping new seedlings daily so favorite my shop to get the drop!
https://www.etsy.com/shop/HapaJoesNursery?ref=shop-header-name&listing_id=1227533278Inga cabelo "Fuzzy Ice Cream Bean" possible dwarf to small tree
The fruits are delicious and very refreshing for in natura consumption, especially if they are left in the fridge for a few hours. The tree is ornamental and great for decorating small gardens. The flowers are of excellent quality in nectar and pollen production, and therefore very suitable for beekeepers. Fruits are firm and because fruit flies are horny, they do not attack, a quality that gives great potential for marketing fruits in nature. By the small size this species can be successfully cultivated in urban arborization. Sold Out
Pouteria gardneri "Sapotinha" Very sweet edible skin.Sapotinha, also known as Pouteria Gardneri, is a scarce fruit belonging to the Sapotaceae family, and it is indigenous to Paraguay, Southern, Eastern, and Northern Brazil, and Bolivia. This fruit thrives in both full sun and dappled shade and is commonly found in the wild, growing on well-drained clay soils and moderately fertile soils. The fruit is typically harvested from the wild and consumed locally. It contains a single seed enveloped in a very sweet, juicy pulp similar to jaboticaba. The skin is edible!
Inga spectalabis var. Amazonas GiantPouteria ramiflora “Curriola" Pouteria ramiflora is a species of Pouteria, originating from the state of Acre. It bears fruit twice a year and is highly tolerant of cold temperatures. The mother plant from which we collected seeds was able to withstand temperatures as low as -2°C without any harm.
Some have described as the taste as a blend between an Abiu (Pouteria cainito) and an Avocado.
Campomanesia xanthocarpa "Gaibiroba Boliviana”Gabiroba is a semi-deciduous tree with a tall, dense, pyramid-shaped crown, ranging in height from 4 - 15 metres. Native from Minas Gerais and Mato Grosso do Sul to Rio Grande do Sul in almost all forest formations of those regions. The edible fruits are greatly appreciated within the plant's native range, where it is gathered from the wild and also cultivated in home gardens and orchards.Fruits are eaten raw, The round yellow or orange fruits with juicy, firm and sweet-tasting pulp
Plinia sp GrimalFruits at 5-10 years old, mature trees are freeze tolerant to the low 20's, one of the top 100 most delicious fruits on the planet. Taste is similar to Sabara Jaboticaba (see above) but larger fruit (up to 4cm), thicker skin with a longer hold period (3+ days unrefrigerated) after harvest, firmer flesh, and a more mild but satisfying flavor that you can eat pounds of per sitting. 60%+ pulp by weight, produces at 5-10 years old and bears a few times per year after 2-5 years of fruiting if kept irrigated and fertilized. Germination rates of 80%+ will continue well past 3 months from harvest. Needs daily watering and pH <7.5 either by water, soil, or amendments. Perfect for container culture.
Annona reticulata Brazilian Raspberry CheescakeFrom a famous Brazilian Youtube Grower, one of my favorite annonas.
Plinia cauliflora Fangia SelectAnnona spinescens ARATICUM-ATÍ proven frost hardy
Campomanesia lineatfiolia “Pallilo"
Protium heptaphyllum “Breu"
Eugenia punicifolia Brazilian - Frost Hardy "Beach Cherry”
Eugenia acutata
Eugenia francavilleana "GUAMIRIM FOLHA GRANDE"
Duguetia spixiana Amazon amazingly rare species.
Duguetia lanceolata seedling, proven frost hardy amazingly rare species.
INGA VULPINA Dwarf Brazilian Pink flowers from the orchard of Helton Josue
Eugenia sp "El Choco reserve" Sold Out
Duguetia lanceolata seedling, proven frost hardy amazingly rare species.
Brosimum gaudichaudii .... Brazilian natural sweet chewing gumPouteria sp Pernambuco
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Glad to see it go to good home. Race you to first fruit!
In Brazil they think it’s going to be a commercial crop and I know some people are working on producing it commercially.
