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Parking Lot Fruit! This one for Lycheeluva!

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FlyingFoxFruits:
I remember Lychee saying. "what is a parking lot fruit"

Well here is the answer! Loquat.. is one, and a parking lot fruit is found in parking lots, near office buildings, all over central FL...something we take for granite here!  I didn't realize that the luxury of these healthful fruits being in abundance and for free, isn't available to those in NY...like Lycheeluva...God bless his amazing collection up there!

I'm wondering what you'd consider a parking lot fruit by you?  All sorts of nuts, but any cherries, or apples you eat? Finding them around NY, near offices and such?  Here is citrus, ptanga, loquat, cattley guava, jelly palm, avocado, and a few others I'm forgetting...

Just curious!

Thanks!

lycheeluva:
i have never seen any fruit tree growing in a public lot. id give anything to be able to amble into parking lots to feast on loquats, guava and other goodies

fruitlovers:
There are parking lots here that use breadfruit and also have seen allspice in shopping centers. Most landscapers in the past have steered away from what they view as "messy" fruit trees, except for coconuts, which have to be climbed and cleaned of all fruit periodically, lest somebody's head gets banged up and they get sued. But now with bad economy there is the beginning of a people movement to plant more edibles on public and private land.
Oscar

lycheeluva:
when im preisdent of the world, i will make it compulsory to plant fruit trees on every unused foot of public land, with lychees and mangoes to feature prominently

FlyingFoxFruits:

--- Quote from: lycheeluva on February 23, 2012, 05:22:18 PM ---i have never seen any fruit tree growing in a public lot. id give my left tit to be able to amble into parking lots to feast on loquats, guava and other goodies

--- End quote ---

Whats shipping cost?  Less than a tit!

Just have a buddy pickem and sendem!

Loquats typically don't ship well, but it can be done.  Ive seen much more fragile fruit mailed.

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