Achacha Super Fruit Tree

All the way from the Amazon region of Northwest Brazil. This smooth, creamy caramel flan flavor is definitely an amazing addition to the custard lover’s space! • Pulp has a smooth creamy texture with a taste described as similar to caramel flan. • Considered a delicacy and often used in ice cream and other desserts • Good source of calcium, phosphorous, vitamin A, & vitamin C • Native to Amazon region of northwest Brazil • Will thrive in subtropical conditions (USDA Growing Zones 4-9 Patio / Zones 10-14 Outdoors) • Full sun and frequent watering .

Rare Maprang Tree Bouea macrophylla in a 3 gallon container. This rare fruit sometimes also called Marian plum, Ma-praang, Gandaria, Kundangan, Rembunia, Plum Mango and Setar is from Asia. The fruit resemble a miniature mango and have a small, single seed. The fruit have an amazing flavor and are eaten out of hand and can be found for sale at local markets throughout Asia when in Season. This relatively unknown plant makes a great additional to any mango connoisseurs collection. We currently have limited quantities of this plant available.

Peach-like flavor, fiberless, extremely juicy, with a flavor range from very sweet to subacid • Limited quantity of trees available • Comes in 3 gallon container • Originated in Singapore, popular throughout Asia • Small, fiberless fruit with a thin seed • Considered by many as the best mango • Slow growing tree – Can be grown in ground or container • Patio/Indoor growing Zones 4-11, Outdoors Zones 9-11

Star Cherry, Eugenia Selloi also know as a Pitangatuba or Pitangola tree in a 3 Gallon Container. This tropical plant is native to Brazil and produces a tasty 1"-2" diameter, star shaped orange-yellow cherry with an alluring aroma. This is a very unique looking cherry because of it's star shape. This plant forms into a small tree or It can be trimmed into a bush. Easily grown in containers so can be kept as a patio plant in colder climates it also makes a great edible hedge.

The Kesar mango is one of the rarest and best mangoes, which are famous for their fruit quality, attractiveness fruit and pulp colour, taste & good shelf life. Kesar mangoes are mostly grown in Gujarat, Western India. Kesar Mangoes are commonly known as the queen of Mangoes. One box of Kesar Mangos is $42.00 thats 12 mangos. Add this limited collectors variety to your garden and by the envy of all mango enthusiasts! **Extremely Limited quantity first come first serve basis**

Mango Tree Nam Doc Mai Variety Grafted in a 3 Gallon Container. 'Nam Doc Mai' is a premium cultivar introduced to Florida from Thailand in 1973 where is is one of the most popular varieties. Green to yellow skin, no fiber whatsoever, multiple crops possible. Eaten green or ripe, a Thailand favorite. It is hands down the most sought after of the Asian mangos and for good reason. A great feature of this variety is that the branches bloom occasionally at different times, giving you an extended ripening season during the summer. Make a great container plant.

The Araza fruit is the most collected plant. The fruits are soft bright yellow having a juicy fruit aroma.

Creamy smooth texture melts in your mouth. The easiest Dwarf Variety to grow indoors.

Sugar Apple Tree in a 3 Gallon Container. The sugar apple is an exquisite fruit that is very closely related to the cherimoya. The fruit are typically baseball to softball size, and they taste like sugary sweet custard. The pulp comes apart in segments each containing a small black seed that separates easily from the fruit. The trees begin to fruit at just one to two years of age, and they can easily be maintained at eight to ten feet for container growing in colder climates. Fruit are extremely sweet and taste like a sugary custard.

An amazing cross between the Sugar apple and the Cherimoya! Rose essence fragrance that’s has a heart shaped firm body. Savoring every bite of this low calorie fruit!

Rare Sugar Apple Red Grafted Kampong Mauve Variety in a 3 gallon container. The sugar apple is an exquisite fruit that is very closely related to the cherimoya. The fruit are typically baseball to softball size, and they taste like sugary sweet custard. The pulp comes apart in segments each containing a small black seed that separates easily from the fruit. The trees begin to fruit at just one to two years of age, and they can easily be maintained at eight to ten feet for container growing in colder climates. Fruit are extremely sweet and taste like a sugary custard.

The ilama fruit resembles the Cherimoya. The skin is pale green to deep pink or purple while the fruit has a custard consistency