Babylonian White Pomegranate Tree (Punica granatum) live fruit tree 1′ – 2′ feet tall
The Babylonian White Pomegranate Tree is a unique and ancient variety of the Punica granatum species, known for producing white or pale-colored arils with a mild, sweet flavor. Revered for centuries for its beauty, taste, and symbolic importance, this pomegranate variety is believed to have roots in the ancient Mesopotamian and Babylonian regions, making it a cultural and historical treasure. It is prized for its delicate flavor, ornamental appeal, and health benefits, making it a popular choice among gardeners, growers, and fruit enthusiasts.
Yellow Mangosteen (Garcinia xanthochymus) Live Fruit Tree 12″-24″
The Yellow Mangosteen tree, scientifically known as Garcinia xanthochymus, produces small, round fruits with a vibrant yellow rind and sweet, tangy flesh. It reaches a height of 20 to 40 feet with glossy foliage and an upright, pyramidal shape. Plant in a sunny location with well-drained soil and water regularly. Yellow Mangosteen trees thrive in warm climates and can be grown in containers with proper care. Consider adding a Yellow Mangosteen tree to your garden for its delicious fruits and ornamental value.
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Spanish tamarind (vangueria madagascariensis) live fruit tree 12”-24” Irresistible
Vangueria madagascariensis, also known as Spanish Tamarind or Wild Medlar, is a tropical fruit tree native to Africa. It features an attractive, evergreen foliage with dark green, glossy leaves. The tree produces small, round fruits that ripen from green to yellow or orange when fully mature. Spanish Tamarind trees thrive in tropical and subtropical climates and require full sun to partial shade. With proper care, including regular watering, well-drained soil, and occasional fertilization, these trees can flourish and bear delicious fruits. The fruits are highly valued for their taste and are used in various culinary applications. In addition to its culinary uses, the Spanish Tamarind tree holds cultural significance in some African communities and is associated with spiritual beliefs and traditional ceremonies. Its ornamental appeal, fragrant flowers, and flavorful fruits make it an appealing addition to tropical gardens.
Grafted Sapodilla (Manilkara zapota) Live Fruit Tree 24”-36”
Grafted Sapodilla, scientifically known as Manilkara zapota, is a tropical fruit tree native to Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean. The grafted variety ensures a quicker and more reliable fruit production compared to seedlings, as the desirable traits from the parent tree are passed on through the grafting process. Sapodilla is prized for its sweet, grainy-textured fruit, which is often described as having flavors reminiscent of brown sugar or caramel.
Garcinia Achachairu Mexican Mangosteen exotic fruit tree 10”-18”
Garcinia Achachairu , scientifically known as Garcinia humilis, is a tropical fruit that hails from the Amazon rainforest and delights with its unique flavor and refreshing taste. This fruit, cherished for its exotic allure and culinary versatility, invites you to explore its tropical charm and the culinary wonders it brings to the table.
Apple tropical fruit live tree grafted 1’-2’ tall
Grafted apple trees, particularly those varieties bred for tropical climates, are an innovative solution for growing apples in warmer regions where traditional apple trees might not thrive. Grafting involves attaching a branch from a desired apple variety onto a rootstock that is better suited to tropical conditions.