macadamia

Macadamia Nut. The most delicious and popular sweet nuts that are usually so expensive, can be produced in your garden!
These plants are 4 y.o. seedlings from a very good variety F27 - especially selected for Central Florida. It is cold hardy, fast growing, and very productive.
These plants will flower and start producing within 1-2 years. A few plants in this batch already had flowers!
Tolerates all Florida soils. Plant likes lots of water, will live through some flooding, as well as some drought once established.
Macadamia plants need special fertilizer program for successful root development and production. Use only liquid fertilizer and apply microelements on regular basis - Sunshine SuperFood - essential for this plant health. Without microelement supplement, Macadamia often develops deficiencies and stops growing.
Recommended fertilizers:
Sunshine Robusta
Sunshine SuperFood

The Beaumont is a hybrid macadamia that was bred not only for its fruits, but its ornamental value as well. A popular backyard variety, its attractive red young growth and pink tinged blossoms produce a large nut. They can produce over a period of 6 months or more, holding well on the parent tree. It has a tendency to bear alternately.
Macadamia nut is a delicious fresh nut, may be roasted and salted. Tolerates all Florida soils. Plant likes lots of water, will live through some flooding, as well as some drought once established. The most delicious sweet nuts!

The Arkin Papershell variety is best known for its easy to open shell. Each nut has a small slit that can easily be cracked open. It bears well here in Florida.
Delicious fresh nut, may be roasted and salted. Tolerates all Florida soils. Plant likes lots of water, will live through some flooding, as well as some drought once established. The most delicious sweet nuts! Arkin Papershell has sharp-toothed leaves.

This Macadamia nut Dana White is the most prolific. Developed in Homestead, they typically arrive covered in blossoms. It has also shown greater cold tolerance compared to other varieties. Dana white has smooth leaves.