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Happy to pay, or if you’d like to trade, I have many other things growing in the nursery. If you’re interested in mulberries specifically, I have Skinner, DMOR9, Persian, Black Beauty, Bulukly, Pakistan, Kokusa, Red Himalayan, Shahtoot/white Pakistan, and a couple others I’m forgetting at the moment. Thanks!


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Do folks have experience growing velvet tamarind outside of its native range? Has anyone made observations of their plant after experiencing a frost? I have a few seedlings that have been growing steadily in my passive greenhouse in Santa Cruz CA 9b. Our winter was so mild this year, they have had zero damage. Most sources list them as tropical. Thanks for any info!




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Edit: all my plants are sold and my trees are actively pushing, so no scions for a couple months.

Hi Folks,

I have avocado scions this year. $5 a scion, four scion minimum, plus shipping. I have grafted 1g plants as well. Rootstocks are Bacon seedlings.

I have the following varieties:

Ardith
Bacon
Carmen
Gem
Green Gold
Gwen
Hass
Jan Boyce
Lamb Hass
Nabal
Palo d’Oro
Pinkerton
Queen
Reed







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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Eugenia neonitida / selloi growing tips
« on: October 08, 2023, 12:26:37 PM »
What conditions have you found to be ideal for growing pitangatubas? I'm in CA zone 9b, with a climate that is more arid than some of our Floridian counterparts. I've noticed we get a lot of sunburned leaves if planted in full sun out here, and growth can be quite slow.

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Hi folks, I'm hoping to track down some Diospyros texana seeds. Let me know if you have some, and how many. I'm sure I can find other folks in CRFG to go in on a bigger lot if you have an abundance. If you're harvesting them wild, choice selections would be nice if possible. Thanks!

 


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Hi folks, has anyone found a good use for Dovyalis hebecarpa x D. abyssinica? From the fruit I tasted, it was pretty sour, and the texture was a little too mealy for my tastes. Has anyone made preserves with it? Dehydrated? Something else?




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I had hundreds of flowers on my Emerich #1 tree this year during good weather and had zero fruit set. Does anyone know if they are self fertile? My tree if about 5’ tall, so it should be mature enough to hold some fruit.

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Tropical Fruit Discussion / ISO Wampee source for California?
« on: May 20, 2023, 10:39:57 PM »
Is anyone aware of a source for wampee plants in California?

Edit: grafted named wampee selections.

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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Big Jim loquat scions for trade
« on: May 16, 2023, 08:57:37 PM »
Hi folks, a friend just shared some Big Jim scions with me today, and I have a half a dozen extra. I've been looking for Angelino/Argelino scions, if anyone has them. Otherwise, I'm open to local favorites that fruit on the early side. My preferences lean towards strong acid and sugar balance, with complex flavors. I don't like the mild flavored loquats as much. Angelino, Early Red, Mogi, Fletcher White, Benlehr, España, etc.

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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / ISO Syzygium jambos, Rose Apple, seeds
« on: November 02, 2022, 12:01:05 PM »
Hi folks, I'm looking for some fresh Syzygium jambos seeds. If you have any to share, trade, or sell, please let me know. Thanks!



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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Hardy Kiwis / Kiwi Berries
« on: October 26, 2022, 10:12:18 AM »
Hi folks,

I'm looking for information on hardy kiwis. If you have experience growing any of the following cultivars, or others not listed, I'd love to hear about their vigor, productivity, taste, and anything else you deem noteworthy. All the cultivars and information here was taken from the Planting Justice website (https://plantingjustice.org/shop/?_search_test=hardy+kiwi).

74/49 (Forty-Niner)
A variety from Chico State breeding program that is highly productive and large.

Ananasnaya
Abundant good size green blushed red fruit..

Chang Bai
Green, smooth skinned, sweet fruits are productive and somewhat heart shaped.

Cherry Bomb
Sweet, red fruited strain with attractive large luxuriant foliage.

Chico State
Prolific producer of large green, sweet high quality fruits that separate easily from the stem. Ripens about 1 week earlier than Anasasnaya.

Cordiflolia
Early ripening variety is very productive of extremely sweet dark green fruit. Introduced by fruit explorer Roger Meyer, this variety is considered to be one of the best.

Dumbarton
Large, sweet lime-green fruit has a somewhat ribbed shape and is very tasty. From an old planting found in the Washington D.C. area. Popular on the east coast.

Geneva
This cold hardy variety from the Geneva Research Station in New York has sweet, medium size fruit.

Issai
Japanese variety produces tasty fruits on less vigorous vines. Self-fertile

Jumbo
A new Italian variety that has super large, sweet and flavorable greenish yellow fruit that can weight 1 ounce each. Considered the largest fruit of any hardy kiwi it has smooth edible skin and grows on a vigorous and ornamental vine said to hardy zones 4

Ken's Red
Produces large very sweet intensely flavored fruits with red skin and flesh.

MSU
New variety from Michigan state has very large (up to one ounce) green colored fruit that is sweet and delicious.

Natasha
From Vladivostok, Russia, this exceptionally hardy variety bears abundant crops of sweet and delicious, large round fruit.

Red
This unique species of Hardy Kiwi bears good crops of striking, cranberry-red fruit with red flesh.

Red Princess
Unique variety from New Zealand with red-fleshed, sweet small, oval fruit.

Rossana
A new Italian variety, that bears heavy crops of large, delicious, red-blushed and attractive fruit.

Rossy

Sentyabraskaya, or September Sun
A productive Russian variety with tasty, sweet, medium-large emerald-green fruit that ripens in mid to late August. Vine has very attractive green foliage with pink and red overlay. Hardy zones 3-9.

Tatyana
This exceptionally hardy female variety bears abundant crops of tasty, sweet, large, lime-green fruit.

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Hi folks! I’d like to experiment with some jackfruit seedlings. I’m especially interested in small-fruited, early ripening selections. I’ve been told Gold Nugget fits the bill. Are there others I should be aware of? If anyone has seeds that is willing to sell, or trade for, let me know. Thanks!

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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Anyone growing “Che Seedless”?
« on: March 18, 2022, 12:27:32 PM »
Has anyone grown “Che Seedless”? I’m curious to hear if it truly is seedless and lives up to the taste claims in this video. I’d be interested in growing it, if so.

https://youtu.be/_5_AAeS41sg

http://ediblelandscaping.com/products/trees/CheSeedless/SeedlessChe.php

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Does anyone have information on flowering and ripening times of the following white sapote varieties? If you have additional varieties you'd like added to this list, please let me know and I'll compile the data. Please note your growing region so I can take that into account. I'm hoping to map out relative ripening times. Thank you!

*edit: I’ve added some screenshots from Harvey’s white sapote page that outline some of his ripening times in the Sacramento area

Cuccio (flower: Jan/ harvest:)
Delta Gold
Denzler
Fiesta
Golden Globe
Lammertz
Lemon Gold (flower: / harvest: Dec)
Malibu #3 (flower: May / harvest: Feb)
McDill: (flower: May / harvest: Feb)
Nettie (flower: Jan / harvest:)
Pike
Rainbow
Robert’s Rainbow
Santa Cruz
Suebelle
Sunset
Vernon (flower: May / harvest: Feb)
Walton




















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Temperate Fruit Discussion / White Sapote ripening times per cultivar
« on: January 03, 2021, 02:14:03 AM »
Hi folks,

Does anyone have information on flowering and ripening times of the following white sapote varieties? If you have additional varieties you'd like added to this list, please let me know and I'll compile the data. Please note your growing region so I can take that into account. I'm hoping to map out relative ripening times. Thank you!

Cuccio
Delta Gold
Denzler
Fiesta
Golden Globe
Lammertz
Lemon Gold
Malibu #3
McDill
Nettie
Pike
Rainbow
Santa Cruz
Suebelle
Vernon
Walton


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