Pigeon Peas-a prolific and versatile food crop!! and like Moringa, will be vital in the near future!

and do you have biriba? And the red sugar aples, do you have?

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Rollinia right? Grown only in containers here. The nursery near me did not have biriba. I plan on getting one but may have to order or travel to find one. I saw sugar apple trees for sale once but the variety name was not provided.

That was encouraging!

Thai white guavas. I tried one and it was delicious. I'm planting the seeds but also looking for a tree because they are so good.


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i just send all the seeds i get to you!

Bless you, dear friend.

Do you know the lula avocado? It's good taste?

No. Sorry I can't help there. Have you tasted white guavas?

no i don't... but i can easily get plants here. Guavas will be my next aquisition!

Easy to get guavas here too. I think the one I tasted was Thai white. It was pear like taste with a light guavas/floral finish. Very worthy of a spot in a garden. I never cared about guavas before I tasted the white one.

i will try to get one!

I have brogden Avacado. Excellent taste, large fruits but has a short harvest season compared to other varities.

Me too! Just now I was plotting on how to get out of chores and get to the nursery (and go to the fruit store and get more)

I hask you because in trop forum they say it's the most hardy avocado var... we don't have it here.

Brogden was sold to me as cold hardy and he had a large tree growing in his yard. Mine is doing great and survived 28 degree nights and frost with no damage at all.

Humm it's good to know!

Also that guava had thin edible skin and moderate amount of seeds that were more centrally located as opposed to spread out. Easy to get around for fresh eating.

humm that is good to make ice creams!

Lol. If it ever gets that far. 2 sons, 2 nieces devoured two FULL peach trees and a loquat tree this year. No mango or tomato is safe here either. But that is why I grow them :)

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A look at fruit in ancestral diets. Good read.

this is really interesting!

Good news for fruit lover's eh?

I was at a nursery yesterday and saw a Lula Avacado tree. On the tag it said cold hardy. Lula will be my pick for tree number two if it is delicious. Thanks for the tip.

Luisport you should be getting a package any day now.

Great! What you send me?

Guanabana, Florida cranberry (just a few seeds to get you started, I can send more when my bushes produce) , passiflora incarnata. I also sent rare henry moore corn and upland rice. If you don't want to plant grains please pass along to someone who would. I just thought they need to be spread around. One longan and one rambutan but mine didn't sprout. Maybe you will have better luck.

Thank you so much, you are very kind!