Grafted Mango Pineapple Live fruit Tree 3’-4’
Also known as the Pineapple Pleasure Mango, the Mango Pineapple Tree is among the few rare types of mangoes that come with a highly unique taste. The subtropical fruit, you would have figured by now, has its taste overlaps with a pineapple. The type had been introduced as a result from a cross breeding by scientists and is now served as a novelty in the United States. If you like margaritas and fruit punches, having a pineapple pleasure mango would add to the flavor of the beverage. Mango Pineapple variety is a unique hybrid mango cultivar that combines the tropical sweetness of mango with subtle pineapple undertones. While not as common as traditional mango varieties, Mango Pineapple is known for its distinctive flavor profile, juicy texture, and vibrant color, making it a highly sought-after fruit among tropical fruit enthusiasts.
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Plantain (Musa × paradisiaca ) tropical live fruit tree
Plantain, scientifically known as Musa × paradisiaca, is a tropical fruit closely related to the banana. Unlike bananas, plantains are usually larger, have thicker skin, and are typically consumed cooked rather than raw. Plantains are a staple food in many tropical regions and are valued for their versatility in cooking.The plantain plant is a large, herbaceous plant that can grow up to 10 to 20 feet tall. It has a thick, sturdy pseudostem made up of tightly packed leaf sheaths. The leaves are large, broad, and bright green, often reaching several feet in length. The plant produces a large inflorescence, or flower cluster, from which the fruit develops. Each plantain plant can produce a single bunch of fruit before it dies, but new plants will sprout from the underground rhizome, continuing the cycle.
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Sugar Apple Live Fruit Tree
Sugar Apple, scientifically known as **Annona squamosa**, is a tropical fruit tree native to the Americas, particularly the Caribbean and Central America. It is also known by other names such as sweetsop, custard apple, or anon. This small tree is highly prized for its sweet, creamy, and aromatic fruit, which is popular in many tropical regions around the world.