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Malabar Peanut, Guiana Chestnut. Beautiful flowering tree with edible nuts. Great for bonsai.
It is a tropical wetland tree that is native to Central and South America, known for its large, glossy leaves and its distinctive, braided trunk. The tree is often grown for its ornamental value, and is popular in both indoor and outdoor settings. It is believed to bring good luck and prosperity to those who own it, and is sometimes referred to as a "money tree." Pachira aquatica is also used in traditional medicine for a variety of purposes, including as a treatment for wounds and infections.

Panama Queen - a very rare plant with extremely tropical look, fragrant flowers of unusual color combination: orange and pink.

Coral Tree, Sunshine Tree - Variegated Erythrina with bright red coral-like flowers and variegated leaves, spectacular small tree for tropical exotic gardens. Hardy, easy to grow, semi-deciduous.

Very attractive ever-blooming shrub with bright yellow trumpet-like flowers. Nice blooming hedge plant. Relatively hardy and easy to grow.

Flame vine, brilliant orange flowers. Cold hardy. Spectacular fast growing climber. Cold hardy to at least 27F

Orange Plume Flower - large plant, blooming size. Very tropical looking, large glossy leaves and showy flowers. The plant is relatively cold hardy and takes light freeze with no damage.

Tropical Hydrangea - very fast growing winter bloomer with fragrant pink hydrangea-like flowers. Large size multistem bush with large heart-shape lush foliage. Flowers of this spectacular winter bloomer attract lots of bees and butterflies. Great landscape solution for a quick covering / screening of unwanted views!

Thornless variety Taiwan. The thornless Indian jujube, sweet and it is crisp like an apple. Indian Jujube, Chinese Date - The fruits have medicinal use and are considered to be cooling and tonic. Grafted plants, fruiting size.
These small acid fruits are liked by children as well as by adults. A small spreading tree, with drooping branches grows readily and quickly on poor ground. Even moderately saline soils are tolerated. The tree will thrive without any special care. All parts of the plant have medicinal uses. Jujube is widely cultivated China and India. The Chinese have been growing and eating jujubes for more than four thousand years and have more jujube trees than any other type of fruit tree.
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Multi-colored new hybrid of plumeria: dark pink and white swirl with yellow center. Very fragrant.

Pandora vine - light pink fragrant flowers with mulberry centers, controllable compact vine.

This item is for local sale of large size fruit trees. Custom priced based on container size.

A comprehensive guide to avocado varieties by: flower type A or B, tree habit, cold hardiness, fruit shape and quality, origin, season and more.
Many gardeners who are eager to purchase their first avocado tree often wonder which variety to choose. Most people are familiar with two primary classifications commonly found in grocery stores: Small and Black or Large and Green... In this guide we aim to provide you with a comprehensive overview of avocado varieties and their differences. This will enable you to savor each one and make the most of the incredible array of tastes and textures they offer. Keep in mind that every garden has unique requirements based on climate, temperature, and property size. These factors must be considered before planning your avocado garden. Additionally, many gardeners may wonder about Type A vs Type B classifications and whether they need more than one tree to yield fruit. You'll find all the answers in this Avocado Variety Guide.
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See also: Avocado Variety Guide Table and interactive Avocado Guide page.

A comprehensive guide to avocado varieties by: flower type A or B, tree habit, cold hardiness, fruit shape and quality, origin, season and more.
Many gardeners who are eager to purchase their first avocado tree often wonder which variety to choose. Most people are familiar with two primary classifications commonly found in grocery stores: Small and Black or Large and Green... In this guide we aim to provide you with a comprehensive overview of avocado varieties and their differences. This will enable you to savor each one and make the most of the incredible array of tastes and textures they offer. Keep in mind that every garden has unique requirements based on climate, temperature, and property size. These factors must be considered before planning your avocado garden. Additionally, many gardeners may wonder about Type A vs Type B classifications and whether they need more than one tree to yield fruit. You'll find all the answers in this Avocado Variety Guide.
See Cover and Inside preview of the book.
See also: Avocado Variety Guide Table and interactive Avocado Guide page.

Kathy. This new Zill release is a sister of the Sweet Tart variety, and it lives up to the family name. A nice tree with good disease resistance that produces an exceptional tasting fiberless mango. Complex sweetness with hints of vanilla and just enough tartness to form a well balanced delight. It has an extended season, so you can expect fruits anywhere from June-September. Its yellow amber skin, and consistent growth make the tree almost as valuable as the fruit.
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This variety is well-known because it originated in Florida and has been grown here since 1910. It has a good flavor, however, it is slightly fibrous and is succeptable to fungus. If you insist on "old haden" variety, this is it. The flesh has a full sweet flavor, and it is of good eating quality. The fruit is eye catching having a deep yellow base with a crimson blush. The tree is a vigorous large grower with an open rounded canopy. Relatively cold hardy variety. See more info about Mango varieties.

Rare variety from Thailand, with green skin. Fralan means "Thunder" - as the fruit cracks when peeled. No turpentine aftertaste, very good flavor.
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Also called: Phimsen Mun. If you like green mangoes, you will love this one! As with many Thai mangoes, this variety must be eaten green to fully enjoy its unique apple-like qualities. It has a crunchy, crisp texture with a pleasantly tart taste. Pick when the fruit are full-sized and green, before they ripen. For the truly different taste, try the fruit with salt and Cayenne pepper.
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New introduction, Fruit Cocktail is a flavorful and sweet variety with a fiberless pulp. Flavor is an amazing palette of different fruit, with citrus, pineapple, and guava notes.
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The Fruit Punch Mango was similar in color, size and taste to the Pineapple Pleasure but has a wide range of flavor. Multi fruit flavor, delicious! Fiberless golden yellow flesh is very sweet and juicy.
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Marleys (also spelled in different sources as Marlys, or Maryls) is a new release from Zill. It resembles Bailey's Marvel, but with a little more flavor and better productivity. Also called All Summer because of a long all-summer production period.
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Avocado Doni. A large tree with with smooth green fruits of medium size. It is relatively cold hardy, with a fruiting season from May-June.
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Oro Negro means black gold in Spanish, which is an incredibly appropriate name for this fruit. It originates from Miami-Dade County, Florida and has great potential for dooryard or commercial use. It is likely a Monroe seedling having a similar shape and season, but probably crossed with a Mexican type which would explain the black skin. The flesh is rich and buttery with a creamy texture that is sure not to disappoint.
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Russell Avocado. The Russell is easily identifiable by it's long gourd-like shape. It's smooth buttery flavor makes it one of Florida's most popular dooryard varieties, especially within Latin communities.
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Late season avocado great for snowbirds or to extend your avocado season. Harvest time is from September to October. Fruits have great flavor and are the leading commercial cultivar in Florida.
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