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Garden Blog - Top Tropicals
Syzygium jambos - Rose Apple, fruit on a tree
Syzygium jambos - Rose Apple, fruit on a plate
Syzygium jambos - Rose Apple, flowers
Beaucarnea recurvata, Ponytail Palm, Elephant-Foot Tree, or Nolina
🌳 How to get a large, bushy, exotic fruit tree in no time
*️⃣Meet the Divine Berry - Syzygium cumini - Jambolan, Java Plum
*️⃣Jambolan boasts fragrant white flowers in clusters at stem tips and produces purplish-black berries with sweet or mildly tangy flavors.
*️⃣These versatile fruits can be enjoyed raw or turned into tarts, sauces, and jams.
*️⃣Beyond its culinary use, Jambolan plays a role in folk medicine, with seeds, leaves, and bark used in Ayurveda and Chinese medicine.
*️⃣According to Hindu tradition, Rama survived on this fruit during his 14-year exile, earning it the title "fruit of the gods." Hindu mythology even describes Lord Krishna’s skin as the color of Jambul. The leaves are commonly used to decorate marriage pendals in India.
*️⃣This fast-growing, bushy tree isn't just for fruit lovers – it also makes a beautiful ornamental, forming dense privacy screens. The tree grows super fast - becoming a large, bushy screen in just two seasons, making it perfect for privacy or creating a dense ornamental barrier.
🎥 The tree on the video is only 3 years old!
🛒 Plant your own Jambolan
#Food_Forest #Remedies
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*️⃣Meet the Divine Berry - Syzygium cumini - Jambolan, Java Plum
*️⃣Jambolan boasts fragrant white flowers in clusters at stem tips and produces purplish-black berries with sweet or mildly tangy flavors.
*️⃣These versatile fruits can be enjoyed raw or turned into tarts, sauces, and jams.
*️⃣Beyond its culinary use, Jambolan plays a role in folk medicine, with seeds, leaves, and bark used in Ayurveda and Chinese medicine.
*️⃣According to Hindu tradition, Rama survived on this fruit during his 14-year exile, earning it the title "fruit of the gods." Hindu mythology even describes Lord Krishna’s skin as the color of Jambul. The leaves are commonly used to decorate marriage pendals in India.
*️⃣This fast-growing, bushy tree isn't just for fruit lovers – it also makes a beautiful ornamental, forming dense privacy screens. The tree grows super fast - becoming a large, bushy screen in just two seasons, making it perfect for privacy or creating a dense ornamental barrier.
🎥 The tree on the video is only 3 years old!
🛒 Plant your own Jambolan
#Food_Forest #Remedies
🔴 Join 👉 TopTropicals
Syzygium cumini - Jambolan, Java Plum
🌳 How to get a large, bushy, exotic fruit tree in no time
*Meet the Divine Berry - Syzygium cumini - Jambolan, Java Plum
*Jambolan boasts fragrant white flowers in clusters at stem tips and produces purplish-black berries with sweet or mildly tangy flavors.
*These versatile fruits can be enjoyed raw or turned into tarts, sauces, and jams.
*Beyond its culinary use, Jambolan plays a role in folk medicine, with seeds, leaves, and bark used in Ayurveda and Chinese medicine.
*According to Hindu tradition, Rama survived on this fruit during his 14-year exile, earning it the title "fruit of the gods." Hindu mythology even describes Lord Krishna’s skin as the color of Jambul. The leaves are commonly used to decorate marriage pendals in India.
*This fast-growing, bushy tree isn't just for fruit lovers – it also makes a beautiful ornamental, forming dense privacy screens. The tree grows super fast - becoming a large, bushy screen in just two seasons, making it perfect for privacy or creating a dense ornamental barrier.
🎥 The tree on the video is only 3 years old!
🛒 Plant your own Jambolan
#Food_Forest #Remedies
🔴 Join 👉 TopTropicals
*Meet the Divine Berry - Syzygium cumini - Jambolan, Java Plum
*Jambolan boasts fragrant white flowers in clusters at stem tips and produces purplish-black berries with sweet or mildly tangy flavors.
*These versatile fruits can be enjoyed raw or turned into tarts, sauces, and jams.
*Beyond its culinary use, Jambolan plays a role in folk medicine, with seeds, leaves, and bark used in Ayurveda and Chinese medicine.
*According to Hindu tradition, Rama survived on this fruit during his 14-year exile, earning it the title "fruit of the gods." Hindu mythology even describes Lord Krishna’s skin as the color of Jambul. The leaves are commonly used to decorate marriage pendals in India.
*This fast-growing, bushy tree isn't just for fruit lovers – it also makes a beautiful ornamental, forming dense privacy screens. The tree grows super fast - becoming a large, bushy screen in just two seasons, making it perfect for privacy or creating a dense ornamental barrier.
🎥 The tree on the video is only 3 years old!
🛒 Plant your own Jambolan
#Food_Forest #Remedies
🔴 Join 👉 TopTropicals
Camellia sinensis - the Tea Leaf Tree
🌷 Did you know that Tea has Camellia flowers?
🌱 Tea facts:
🍃 The plant grows slowly and can thrive in containers or frost-free gardens with sun to semi-shade.
📚Learn more from previous posts:
How to grow your own tea?
Where does the tea come from?
🛒 Grow your own tea
#Food_Forest #Remedies
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- 🍃 Camellia sinensis - the Tea Leaf Tree - is used to make all true teas: green, black, white, and oolong.
🌱 Tea facts:
- · Tea is the world’s second most consumed drink, after water.
- · Green tea is packed with antioxidants that protect your cells.
- · Drinking tea boosts immunity, fights infections, and promotes oral health.
- · Regular tea drinking supports bone health, aids weight loss, and lowers heart disease risk.
- · Tea contains caffeine for focus and L-theanine to reduce stress.
🍃 The plant grows slowly and can thrive in containers or frost-free gardens with sun to semi-shade.
📚Learn more from previous posts:
How to grow your own tea?
Where does the tea come from?
🛒 Grow your own tea
#Food_Forest #Remedies
🔴 Join 👉 TopTropicals