The Hua Moa banana / Hawaiian Plantain (Musa acuminata) live plant
The The Hua Moa banana or Hawaiian Plantain, also known as Maoli in Hawaiian or Hawaiian cooking banana, is a traditional staple crop in Hawaii and other Pacific islands. While not a true plantain, it resembles plantains in that it is typically cooked before eating rather than consumed raw. The Hawaiian Plantain is highly valued for its starchy texture, subtle sweetness, and versatility in traditional dishes. It is part of the Musa genus, the same genus that includes both bananas and plantains, and is closely related to tropical varieties grown throughout the Pacific, Southeast Asia, and the Caribbean.
Seedling Julie Mango (mangifera indica) live fruit tree 1’-2′ feet
Julie mango seedlings are a rewarding investment for gardeners seeking to grow this iconic and flavorful variety. With proper care, including regular watering, fertilizing, and pest management, these seedlings can develop into healthy, productive trees that provide years of enjoyment. Whether for their delicious fruit or their compact, ornamental appeal, Julie mango seedlings are a valuable addition to any tropical or subtropical garden.
Grafted ‘ Cubano’ Mango tropical Big fruit tree 3′-4′ feet tall
The grafted Mango Cubano variety is a highly sought-after mango known for its sweet and aromatic flavor, making it a favorite among mango enthusiasts. This tropical fruit tree, when grafted, ensures consistency in fruit quality and disease resistance, providing a reliable and productive mango tree for home gardeners and commercial growers alike.
The Mango Cubano tree typically grows to a height of 30 to 40 feet with a dense, spreading canopy. The tree has an upright growth habit and features large, glossy, dark green leaves that add to its lush appearance. Grafting this variety involves joining the stem of a selected Mango Cubano cultivar (the scion) onto the rootstock of another mango tree, ensuring the best traits are passed on.