Flying Fox Fruits Nursery

[FlyingFoxFruits]

Hello my friend! Only to tell that white jaboticaba seeds are growing very well! Thank's again! 

very cool!!

u got some of the first seeds from my tree!

they are going to be bearing again soon!

good luck with your seedlings...this is a great fruit, and very beautiful rare tree...that can be fruited in lots of shade, and in a container.

[gunnar429]

Adam, do you ever graft garcinias?

[FlyingFoxFruits]

Adam, do you ever graft garcinias?

Yes I have...I might  start grafting some next year....

Luc Mexican, imbe (self fruitful), and maybe some G intermedia, G madruno, and a few others...

Still will be small batches if I graft them.

[davidgarcia899]

What rootstock do you plan on using

[gunnar429]

Adam, do you ever graft garcinias?

Yes I have...I might  start grafting some next year....

Luc Mexican, imbe (self fruitful), and maybe some G intermedia, G madruno, and a few others...

Still will be small batches if I graft them.

Please do.  I would love to have a grafted garcinia collection!!

[FlyingFoxFruits]

What rootstock do you plan on using

Would use same species for rootstock as scion

[FlyingFoxFruits]

Limited amount of Kwai muk seeds, direct from Grimal's Grove, in Big Pine Key, FL....$2 ea, no minimum order.

I have heard from experienced Kwai muk eaters, that some trees produce superior fruits.

I have only tasted fruits from one tree, which was the one Adolf Grimal planted at his grove.  The fruit was excellent, reminding me of a citrus, mango flavor...I can't imagine them tasting much better.

[gunnar429]

2 questions: 

1a:  Is vinho tinto (A. reticulata) true from seed?

1b:  If so, when do anticpate seeds being available?

2:  Do you recommend getting a grafted plant for reticulata or doesn't it matter?

Thanks.  I like how the fruit looks, and if it tastes like other reticulata, i am game!!

[FlyingFoxFruits]

2 questions: 

1a:  Is vinho tinto (A. reticulata) true from seed?

1b:  If so, when do anticpate seeds being available?

2:  Do you recommend getting a grafted plant for reticulata or doesn't it matter?

Thanks.  I like how the fruit looks, and if it tastes like other reticulata, i am game!!

from what I've gathered this variety is true to seed!

Luc originally collected this variety from the wilderness of Mexico, and planted seeds...the resulting seedlings produced fruits that were like the parent plant.

Also the foliage of this variety is most unique, it doesn't look quite like any other custard apple I've seen.  Leaves seem broader, and more flimsy than other reticulatas.

I hear it is a most delicious fruit!   I'm still waiting on mine to set fruits, maybe next year.  My mother tree flowered but hasn't set fruit yet.  The small grafted trees have also flowered, but I've not let them set fruit yet. 

I think a grafted tree is the quickest way to get your own fruit, I don't know where to get seeds.

[FlyingFoxFruits]

beautiful 25 gal Sweetheart Lychee, $150...

(flowers like crazy, but hasn't produced fruits yet!....maybe you can give this tree a happy home?)

[socal10b]

beautiful 25 gal Sweetheart Lychee, $150...

(flowers like crazy, but hasn't produced fruits yet!....maybe you can give this tree a happy home?)

wow nice size for that price. Adam please open a nursery in socal

[FlyingFoxFruits]

I have a 15 gal, grafted Harvest moon abiu from Pine island nursery

It got cold damage last year, and died back, now its regrown nicely, but got hit with some wind chill again this year...it's about 6ft tall in the pot.  It has an ugly scar where it died back, and some leaf burn from cold....but otherwise it's very healthy.

This one is a steal $25, local pick up only

[FlyingFoxFruits]

beautiful 25 gal Sweetheart Lychee, $150...

(flowers like crazy, but hasn't produced fruits yet!....maybe you can give this tree a happy home?)

[socal10b]

beautiful 25 gal Sweetheart Lychee, $150...

(flowers like crazy, but hasn't produced fruits yet!....maybe you can give this tree a happy home?)

thats one hot sign, glad it is sold.

Adam, any annona scions going for sale soon? thanks.

[FlyingFoxFruits]

socal10b,

thanks! haha!

i was searching for some good sold graphics..that was the best i could come up with...

i should have some scions available for annonas soon..maybe Feb at the earliest.

I will be sure to post.

this year the annona scion season was from about Feb-May, then really died off around August...I suspect next year will be the same.

[FlyingFoxFruits]

Hello friends and forum members, I have some good news...

My nursery is moving!

the new location is bigger, and I should be set up for shipping plants to CA, LA, TX, and AZ soon!

Sorry I will be slow to fill orders and respond to requests until I get settled in.

I will post updates of my progress, right now we're still on the move!

[nullzero]

Congrats Adam, keep us updated. Love to see pics after everything is setup.

[Saltcayman]

Great news Adam!!  Good luck with your move

[socal10b]

Hello friends and forum members, I have some good news...

My nursery is moving!

the new location is bigger, and I should be set up for shipping plants to CA, LA, TX, and AZ soon!

Sorry I will be slow to fill orders and respond to requests until I get settled in.

I will post updates of my progress, right now we're still on the move!

Great news, i can tell you guys are working hard on moving to the new location, drive slow and be safe. I dropped my laptop numerous times, duck tapes solves everything.

[FlyingFoxFruits]

LOL

i found that pic of some hill billies moving with duct tape and I couldn't resist, I had to post it to be silly

Hello friends and forum members, I have some good news...

My nursery is moving!

the new location is bigger, and I should be set up for shipping plants to CA, LA, TX, and AZ soon!

Sorry I will be slow to fill orders and respond to requests until I get settled in.

I will post updates of my progress, right now we're still on the move!

Great news, i can tell you guys are working hard on moving to the new location, drive slow and be safe. I dropped my laptop numerous times, duck tapes solves everything.

[shaneatwell]

Thats awesome. Grats.

[fruitlovers]

Adam, good luck at your next location. Hope it really helps your business flourish. Look forward to seeing photos of plants settled into their new comfie home.

[Zambezi]

Congratulations Adam..

Good luck with the move, hope it's a smooth transition!

Can't wait till you're settled in...

[ScottR]

Adam, may you have great success at your new location

[Bush2Beach]

Big ups Adam!!! Long living the flying fox nursery and all the fruits, info and laughs you bring to the table.
Oh yeah and mark me down on the CA pre sale list for some of those 7 Gal. Sabara's  haha
Big Things , inna real life, excited for you.