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Yes the leaves look the same.Thanks, Vic. And the new leaves of your grafted trees look like this at first? https://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=48319.msg467107#msg467107
any updates on the new varieties from alex page? in terms of flavor profile
Walter Zill has so many ripe Pickerings right now it’s ridiculous.Following this thread, how good are they?
https://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=46896.0
did you see this? not sure whats left
Alex has some new to me Zill varieties listed on the last page of this:
https://www.tropicalacresfarms.com/_files/ugd/9c9af8_87fe2317202b43dcb793041145c9f8ea.pdf
Curious Alex or anyone else has experience with the fruits and if some has since been named.
Not sure this video hasn't already been posted here before:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNozLuofoJ4
I approached my neighbor about doing a mango hedge between out properties, splitting the fruit between us; didn't go horribly, so I've been researching a plan. I'm going with 10' spacing, now I just need to come up with the variety/varieties. The area is along the drainage swales, it can get pretty wet during our rainy months (July-ish), I'm thinking early-season varieties would be the best choice.
Anybody doing something similar with a hedge? I wonder how mixing in an avocado tree or two would work.
