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Tropical Fruit and Nut Plants. Hawaiian Tropical Plant Nursery, LLC. To Order Visit our online store. We ship to all 5. Aegle marmelos- Rutaceae.

Common name: Bael fruit. It does not thrive in our rain forest climate. Seems to prefer a hotter drier climate.

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My plants were put in the ground in 2. Drought tolerant once established. Shrub to small tree.

Care is similar to citrus. Seeds germinate in 1 to 3 weeks at 8. F (3. 0C). My plants are not setting fruit; likely due to our wet climate. I can NOT provide. We. just plant the tops and do very little to work to grow them.

I don't ship pineapple plants; they are very easy to start by cutting. Common names: guanabana, soursop. Native to lowland. Central America. Well drained. Annona scleroderma- Annonaceae.

Native to Central America. Delicious fruit about 3. Flesh is sweet, soft and aromatic and delicious; equal to better cherimoyas. Trees take 4 or 5 years to bear. This species is native to lower elevations and I don't expect much cold tolerance. Common name: betel nut. Nuts are chewed with the leaves of.

Piper betel. Has a narcotic effect and stains users teeth red. Popular throughout southeast Asia and the Pacific. Plant are fast growing and can reach a maximum height of 1. Used as a substitute for. A. Dark green trunk ringed with white leaf base scars. Reported to grow at a higher elevation. Fertilize several times per year.

Composted chicken manure followed by chelated iron. I apply a thin layer of mulch 3 or 4 times per year. Plants begin to bloom at about 7 to 8 years old. Common Name: Breadnut. Mature fruits are about 6 inches in diameter. Nice nutty flavor similar to fresh boiled peanuts. Young fruits can be cooked and eaten as well.

Large tree with fruit reported to be of high quality. Probably doesn't tolerate prolonged periods of cold. Slow growing when young. At 9 years, the plants are over 3. Withstands wind and some drought. Delicious fruits range from 5 to 5.

One of my favorite fruits but. I have a dwarf selection that has no latex in the peel and is easy to clean. Fruiting occurs on trunk and main branches. Outdoors in Zones 1. Common name: chempedak. Tropical requirements. Culture similar to jakfruit.

Leaves are simple and have a rough texture due to moderate number of hairs on the leaf surface. Fruit has a durian like smell. Remove the peel to get rid of. Striking large lobed leaves. Fruits are about 6 inches long and ripen to bright. Thin rind with soft projections on the surface. Easy to peel and no latex is exuded.

The pulp is white, soft and sweet. Native to equatorial. Indonesia. Common name: Carambola or star fruit.

Trees can produce in containers. Tolerates. light frost for brief periods. Common Names: Kampuduang, cupak. Medium to large tree native to Sumatra and. Java. Grows in lowland rain forest.

But once they are about a foot tall growth becomes faster and plants are. Likes moist rich soil high in organic matter. Organic fertlizers work well.

I doubt that this. F. Dioecious. tree requires tropical conditions. Glossy deep green leaves. I tried to grow this one but lost the seedlings after. Common name: Burmese grape.

Large dark green glossy leaves. Members of this genus are dioecious and several plants will. Growth rate is moderate. Probably has very little cold tolerance. Be sure to use a fertilzer with chelated iron.

Edible seeds are about the size of a peanut. Native to lowland rain forest.

Ecuador. Growth is slow the 1st few months but becomes faster once established. Common name: dwarf anatto, dwarf lipstick plant. The clusters. of red pods are very ornamental. With the flowers and pods, this plant provides color most of. Cordate light to medium green leaves. Well drained potting soil.

Native to Colombia cultivated in other areas of. Northern South America. Edible fruits are used as a cure- all and aphrodisiac in Colombia.

Large shrub to tree with large ornamental leaves. Prefers rich well drained soil. Begins to bloom at. When I grew these in greenhouse in California, seedlings suffered if the greenhouse was.

F for more than 2 months. Dioecious so male and female plants are needed for fruit production. Male flowers are in ball- like clusters.

Fruit is approximately 2. Native to. tropical rainforest of South East Asia. Fruits are reported to resemble small mangos but with a tender edible skin. Growth is somewhat slow when young. But trees are supposed to begin fruiting at a small size; 5 or 6 ft. Fertilize several times per year. My plants bloomed but have failed to set fruit.

Common Name: Mayan Breadnut. Large tree native to southern. Mexico and Central America. Bears nuts about the size of a filbert.

Reported to have a thin layer of edible flesh around the nut. Eaten. roasted or boiled. Can be ground into flour for baking. Moderate to fast growth rates. Full sun to light shade. Benefits from light mulch or fertilizer several times per year.

Common names: pidgeon pea, toor dal. The plants grow well even in poor soil. It is used. Online streaming Tiny Smart House in english with english subtitles 2K. for soil improvement and green manure. Large shrub with yellow flowers.

In frost free areas it is a short lived perrenial. Reported to require a long growing season; most of our plants bloom when 8 to 1.

Common Name: Perfume guava. Soft sweet nicely scented pulp.

Small to medium tree native to tropical rainforest. Ecuador. Full sun to light shade.

Fertilize and mulch lightly several times per year. Common Name: Pink Wampi. Small tree bearing small sweet tart fruit. Rich well drained soil.

Use a citrus fertilizer several times per year. I'm not sure about cold hardiness. This has been moved to Canarium commone although the nuts seem to be. Seeds were originally. Indonesia and are smaller than material received as C. Nuts are about the size of a small pecan.

This has been moved to Canarium commone although the nuts seem to be. Nuts are about the size of a small pecan. Requires tropical growing. Large shrub up to 9 ft.

I've have blooms continually on my plants but no fruit production. Probably. better in a drier climate. Common Name: Chamburro. Plants may be dioecious; male and female blooms on. Medium tree native to tropical South America. Ripen to a greenish- yellow.

Soft pulp has thick milky juice and a mild sweet flavor. Rare fruit with sweet soft flesh. Fruits have to be picked when fully ripe. Full sun to light shade. Outdoors in Zone 1. B to 1. 1. Medium slow growing tree native to. Indonesia. Pods contain an edible pulp; often eaten cooked.

Common name: elephant apple. Native Indian fruit on.

Growth tends to be a bit sprawling in some cultivars. Fresh seeds are typically available in the fall and winter.

Vigorous perennial vine native to SE Asia. Large aerial tubers are edible when cooked.

Tubers form in the late summer and fall. Plants go dormant in the winter vines die back to the ground. November or early December; new growth begins in early spring. Bright orange round fruit are born. Unfortunately, my seedlings did not survive.

Seems to be a bit delicate when small. Common Name: dao, dahu. Large tree with pinnate leaves. Native to SE Asia from southern.

China to India. Seed kernal is edible. Botanical descriptions note flowers are bisexual. So they are probably need only 1 tree for fruit production. The king of tropical fruits. Weights vary between. I've seen huge fruit that weigh almost 2. Flavor is rich, complex and.

Strictly tropical and does not tolerate. Prefers moist soil but will grow in lava rock and pumice as long as. Seedlings can take 9 to 1. Seeds may be germinating when you receive them. Handle carefully to avoid damage. Plant in individual pots; 1 gal. Arching branches are covered with tiny jasmine scented flowers 4 or 5 times a year.

Fruits. are about 1/2 inch long and ripen to bright red. Sweet to slightly astringent taste. Can be used for jams, jellies, sauces or eaten fresh.

Outdoors in. USDA Zones 1. Emblica officinalis-  Euphorbiaceae. Growth is moderate to fast. Common Name: Brazilian cherry.

Begins to fruit at about 6 ft. Deep green glossy leaves. Sweet cherry- like fruits ripen to almost black. Slightly acidic soil high in organic matter. Fertilize lightly several times per year. Outdoors in Zones 1. A tropical. species from South and Central America.

New foliage is red to bronze. Fruits are about the size of an orange with a thin skin. Sets fruit when growing in a container. Our. Does best in humid areas. It has proven to be more cold tolerant than I had expected. Glossy deep green leaves. Native to tropical rainforest of Ecuador.

Young plants thrive in light to mediums. Outdoors in Zones 1. B to 1. 1 or indoors in a container. Common Names: Suriname cherry, Pitanga. Fruits are about the size of a cherry and range in color. I tend to prefer the black cultivars which have a sweeter rich flavor. Orange to red fruits tend to have.

Seeds germinate in about 2 months. Plants need light to medium shade when small. Plants need a steady supply of fertilizer or light mulch. It appears that Garcinia gummi- gutta is the correct name for this species now.

However, I've just started. Also. used as a weight loss supplement; don't use highly concentrated extracts. Sour peel is dried and used in cooking. Growth becomes faster after they are about 1.

Needs some shade or protection when small. Common name: Beach mangosteen.

Small to medium tree native to tropical rain. Reported to tolerate coastal conditions. Likely better to tolerate wind and adverse growing conditions than many related. Garcinia species. Well drained slightly acid soil. Common Names: Achachairu, Bolivian mangosteen, achacha. Small tree bearing fruits about 2.

Young trees are slow growing. Starts To. bear fruit at 5 to 6 years old. Slightly acidic soil high in organic matter. Warm humid growing conditions. Common Name: Bacurpari. Fruits ripen to yellow. Young plants need shade and protection from low temperatures.

Mature plants are reported to tolerate. Growth is best where temperatures rarely fall below 5. F. Botanist have merged the genus Rheedia into Garcinia. Large glossy leathery leaves. My experience with other Garcinia species indicates that they may be challenging outside of the tropics. Needs about 5. 0% shade and protection from wind when young.

Grow a Beautiful. Basketful of Heirloom Tomatoes In Your Garden! In this. photograph I took during a fall harvest, you will see some of my favorite varieties. Aunt Ruby's German Green, Brown Derby, Yellow Brandywine, Paul Robeson.

Dagma's Perfection, Carmello, Japanese Black Trifele, Black Cherry, Green Zebra. Black Plum, Sun Gold (a fabulous hybrid). Azoychka, Green Giant, Costoluto Genovese, Marianna's Peace, Brandywine OTV, Kellogg's Breakfast. Sunset's Red Horizon and Eva Purple. Ball. These delightful tomatoes are as easy to grow. Most of these plants. The dwarf varieties are small.

There are more than 3,0. We have narrowed it down to 1. The Big List, below.

Not sure of the date, please call me in June to. Please bring a box. With 2. 0. plants, you get one free plant of your choice. Cash or credit card. Call me for more information. They are among the. Here. they are in winter, growing and glowing, getting big.

They are shipped. A detailed 4 page step by step planting and growing. All seeds pass individually through my fingers, personally. The Tomato Elves. Each plant comes to you individually packaged and carefully. Our unique No- Shift custom packaging technique.

Los Angeles to your door. Your heirloom tomato plants will have several. Anna Russian. Sunset's Red Horizon and San Marzano Redorta, some. Emerald Giant, Rosella Purple, Purple Haze, Foxy Lady. Watch Rex & Regina movie with subtitles 4320p 16:9. Sweet Sue, Stupice and. Marianna's Peace and everywhere. Some plants can reach 6 to 8 feet, with.

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Eat more tomatoes! In Lycopersicon Veritas,~ Laurel.

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Tomatoes are a Hot Weather Crop. Don't Plant in Cold Soil!

If. you choose earlier shipment, you risk the chance of cold soil and cold air. This can cause stunted. Two to three weeks after your last. Wait for the warm weather when.

Tomatoes are warm. How Many Plants? Sure, they are. King Kong and. Clifford the Big Red Dog were small when they were born, too. The dwarf varieties need about. Aunt Ruby's German Green. Our dwarf varieties.

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St. Lomita CA 9. 07. We offer 4 hybrid varieties. The ones I chose were developed with great flavor as the main criterion. These are delicious varieties. D). Determinate. These plants are usually, but not always small and great for container. They reach a certain predetermined height and then.

Most of the fruit is borne over a 4 to 6 week period and the plant. Pollen normally becomes sterile above 9. These tomato plants need. Any heirloom tomato plant. See detailed container- growing info.

Growing Tips  (Ch). A cherry tomato. These. F/C. This denotes a tomato that grows.

Thanks to. Cynthia Sandberg at Love Apple Farm for this list!(B). A big tomato of at least 1 or 2 pounds.(BB) A. These 'super braggers' can reach 3 to 4 pounds.(BBB). A ridiculously huge tomato, these delicious, prize winning giants can reach.

SM). A small plant, great for. VSM). A very small, dwarf type plant. P- S). Paste or sauce type, especially.

These tomatoes are richly flavored, ideal for cooking. HG). or Heritage Garden.

These are storied tomatoes with a fascinating history. Some are tomatoes with tall. Many have simply stood the test of. This means days to maturity.

It is the approximate time from planting. Can vary from climate to climate. New for 2. 01. 7. This means we are offering these varieties this.

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New Varieties for 2. Growing Tips and Garden Products. Go to Tomatofest. Our 2. 01. 7 Plant Sale Dates.

Please join us for our Sunday Sales here at the nursery in spring. Now In Stock. January 2. Plant Support. Tomat. OH! Go here: www. Favorite Links .. Highlighting. excellent resources! Here is The Big List.

For 2. 01. 7! IMPORTANT NOTE: Folks, please. Otherwise you'll have. The original seeds were discovered in. James Lyde Williamson in the debris after the big Ohio River flood of. Friendly, West Virginia. This. grand fruit has taken top mention year after year in tomato tastings all over. Easy. to grow and very productive.

Abraham. Lincoln ($6. HG) (B)    8. 0 days. This is the lusciously. Illinois tomato. A real classic which grows beautifully everywhere.

Fabulous for fresh eating. It. has become a favorite in our garden and I know it will in yours. We have had so many requests for. Amish Paste I can't resist offering it for 2. The first time I grew it.

I've ever. made. My kitchen never smelled so great. One of the largest and sweetest of.

Introduced by Tom Hauch who got his. Amish in Lancaster, PA. IMPORTANT NOTE!: Remember to. Otherwise. you'll have waterlogged, mushy, cracked tomatoes! This goes for ALL of your. It was one of my absolute favorite tomatoes at Tomato. Fest in September- -just.

Candy- on- the- vine, not to be missed. Named for Amy. Boor Hereford whose Grandma Tappy introduced Jeff to heirloom tomatoes more. Anna Banana, one day's harvest, 9. Anna Banana Russian. E) 6. 5 days. I've been waiting a long. Anna Banana. For me this is tomato heaven; a yellow. I've told anyone who'll.

Anna Russian was the first heirloom tomato I ever tasted. I'm in this business. To be able to. offer this spectacular, accidental yellow version with its dazzling deep. Reaching 8 to. 1.

This trait is part of the charm.