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Adenium obesum
Pink Desert Rose
5 seeds per pack. Seeds are from mixed, named pink flowered varieties. A very popular container plant, known for its other-worldly foliage and its gorgeous lowers. The Desert Rose is an arid-climate plant native to East Africa. It is great in pots, indoors in bright light and blooms when as small as just 6". Hardy to about 32F. #2519
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$2.00
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Aji Colorado Pepper
Capsicum baccatum
12-20 seeds per pack. A Peruvian Andean Aji pepper, bearing 3-5" long, slightly wrinkled pods with a conical, pendant shape. Fruits ripen to red (with a hint of brown) and have an excellent, sharply hot flavor. Rare and highly desirable for fresh and dry use. 75-80 days. #2742
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$2.50
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Albizzia julibrissin
Silk Tree
10-15 seeds per pack. A very pretty, and hardy ornamental known for its white-pink flowers that feature prominent stamens and a silky appearance. Flowers can remain in bloom for much of the year and the tree is favored as a street tree in parts of the world. Grows quite well along the Pacific coast but is not recommended for planting in the Eastern United States, particularly Florida, as it has a tendency there to become weedy. Hardy to well below 0F. #2527
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$2.00
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Aloe ferox
Cape Aloe
20-30 seeds per pack. A popular aloe and medicinal companion to Aloe vera. Plants grow to 5-10 feet and feature large, brightly red colored flowers bracts. Plants are drought tolerant and grow fairly well in poorer soils. Gel extracts are used topically. Hardy to some frost. #2526
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$2.00
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Amaranth, Edible All Red
Amaranthus sp.
100's of seeds per pack. A nice warm weather and fast growing amaranth yielding pretty, edible leaves that have a strong red blush. Stems are red as well, providing both an ornamental look in the garden as well as a unique green for the plate. Young leaves and stems are eaten. Annual. #2761
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$2.00
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Amaranthus cruentus
Golden Giant Amaranth
200-400 seeds per pack. An attractive ornamental and seed-grain producing amaranth featuring large, golden-orange flower plumes. Young leaves can be eaten fresh and the white seeds are used as a grain. The plant also makes an eye-catching ornamental for any garden! Grows to 6-7ft. 100-110 days. Annual. #2181
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$2.00
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Anaheim College 64 Pepper
Capsicum annuum
20-40 seeds per pack. An improved version of the popular Anaheim pepper. Bears 6-8" long fruits that ripen from green to red. Flavor is generally mild to moderate in spiciness, perfect for salsas and roasting. 75 days. #2747
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$2.00
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Anemopsis californica
Yerba Mansa
20-40 seeds per pack. A famous plant, native to the creeksides of the American Southwest. The roots are highly aromatic, with a smell akin to eucalyptus. Traditionally the plant was used medicinally. It is a hardy perennial, able to withstand frosts to at least 10F and lower. Grows to 1 1/2 feet. #2801
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$2.00
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Anethum graveolens
Long Island Mammoth Dill
100-200 seeds per pack. A giant dill, with wispy leaves and a great flavor! Grows to 3-5ft. Leaves are popular as a pickling spice, or as fresh additions to garnishes and salads. This variety is one of the more widely grown dills. 65-75 days. #2179
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$2.00
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Arctotis grandis
Blue-Eyed African Daisy
75-150 seeds per pack. A beautiful garden annual or perennial having rich white petaled flowers, with petals surrounding a beautiful blue with gold ringed center. Blooms grow to 2", with a daisy-like appearance. A perennial to zone 9. Shows good drought tolerance once established. #1445
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$2.00
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Areca catechu
Betel Nut
2 seeds per pack. A popular tropical palm bearing nuts (areca nuts) that chewed along with the betel leaf. Can grow up to 60 feet, with a majestic, classic palm appearance. Slow-growing, popular as a street or landscape tree in many tropical areas. Not frost hardy. #1220
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$3.00
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Asparagus sprengeri
Asparagus Fern
25-40 seeds per pack. a.k.a Asparagus densiflorus 'Sprengeri'. Native to South Africa, this short shrub is usually grown for its attractive fern-like leaves. The delicate-looking leaves create a "soft" appearance to the plant, and are accented by bright red-orange berries in season. Hardy to some frost. Not edible. #2501
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$2.00
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Astragalus propinquus
Chinese Milkvetch
20-40 seeds per pack. One of the 50 fundamental herbs of Chinese medicine. Traditionally used as a tonic for digestion and immune system boosts. It is a short, shrubby perennial growing to only a foot. Plants are fairly frost hardy, surviving to zone 6. Grows well in drier conditions. #2808
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$2.00
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Bursera simaruba
Gumbo Limbo
6 seeds per pack. a.k.a. Tourist Tree. A popular tropical seaside tree known best for its red, flaking bark, and as its alternate common name suggests, reminiscent of a sunburned tourist. Fast growing, nice canopied tree to 25-50 feet. Very tolerant of salty soils. The tree also has a number of uses both industrially, in wood carving, fence posts, etc. A common site throughout the Caribbean and north to the Everglades. Not freeze hardy. #2531
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$2.00
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Calendula arvensis
Wild Calendula
10-20 seeds per pack. Also known as the Field Marigold, this wild calendula is originally native to Europe. It has 1 1/2-2", bright yellow petaled flowers. Quite easy to grow. Plants reach up 5-7". Annual. #1449
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$2.00
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Calendula officinalis
Neon Calendula
40-80 seeds per pack. A brilliant orange-red colored calendula, with huge blooms! The double flowers can grow 2", on 1-2ft plants. Gorgeous colors and and hues will add a vibrant touch to any garden. Annual. #1443
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$2.00
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California Wonder Pepper, Golden
Capsicum annuum
30-60 seeds per pack. A golden yellow ripening version of the popular California Wonder. One of the most popular bell peppers, California Wonder bears blocky peppers that can grow to 4x4". Very crisp, crunchy, with the classic bell pepper flavor! Plants tend to bear over a long season, resulting in harvests throughout the summer! 75 days. #2734
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$2.00
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Callicarpa americana
American Beautyberry
50-75 seeds per pack. Much like the Japanese Beautyberry, this is one shrub that lives up to its name! Bears clusters of bright, lilac colored berries throughout the warm months. The clusters are eye-popping and remain on the branches for quite a while, making this plant an extremely popular ornamental. Native to much of the Southern East coast of the United States, this species is equally at home in the tropics. Grows to 5-10ft. Hardy to some frost, to 0-10F. #2157
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$2.00
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Cassia angustifolia
Indian Senna
12-20 seeds per pack. a.k.a Senna alexandrina. Native to the Egypt and Sudan region, this ornamental senna is commonly known for its medicinal uses. It is a short, shrubby tree growing to 2-4ft. Yields brightly colored yellow flower blossoms, followed by broad, legume fruits containing a few seeds. Hardy to light frosts. #2512
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$2.00
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Cassia fruticosa
10-15 seeds per pack. An uncommon Cassia, though popular in a few parts of the tropics. Features bright yellow flowers that form in good sized racemes. Very ornamental both in flowering and not. Flowers are followed by long, thin seed pods. Hardiness unknown. #2525
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$2.00
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Cassia tora
Chinese Senna
12-20 seeds per pack. A native Indian senna with a variety of uses, from ornamental to medicinal and insecticidal. Generally grows as an annual herb, to only 2-3ft high. Bears yellow flowers with the typical cassia/senna look, followed by woody leguminous pods containing a few hard seeds. Most parts of the plant have numerous uses. #2513
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$2.00
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Cereus repandus
Apple Cactus, Montrose Form
10-20 seeds per pack. Seeds are from the Montrose form of the Apple Cactus, famous for its twisted, gnarled branches. Columnar cactus producing baseball-sized, red fruit, with sweetish, white colored pulp. This cactus is very easy to grow in pots, and is moderately hardy. Fruits are similar to the dragon fruit. Please note that seeds can produce both regular and montrose daughter plants. #2432
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$2.50
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Chamaemelum nobile
Roman Chamomile
25-50 seeds per pack. Another of the two classic chamomiles, this species native to Europe and portions of North America. Bears dainty, white-petaled flowers which can be dried and sometimes used as a tea. Low-growing, plants are also useful as a ground cover. To 12". Perennial. #2199
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$2.00
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Chenopodium quinoa
Black Quinoa
100's of seeds per pack. Seeds are from the uncommon black seeded type. A grain-crop annual grown for its seeds which are used like wheat, but can also be sprouted and eaten. It is a highly popular crop in parts of South America. #2410
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$2.00
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Cichorium intybus
Italian Dandelion Chicory
100-200 seeds per pack. A type of chicory, not a type of dandelion, this old Italian heirloom is best-known for its dandelion-like leaves and bright red stems. The young leaves have a tangy flavor and are a popular addition to salads. Very frost hardy. #2159
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$2.00
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Cichorium intybus
Radicchio, Rossa di Treviso
100-200 seeds per pack. A delicious and colorful radicchio from Italy. This well-known variety bears crunchy bunches of leaves that turn a bright red, particularly in cooler weather. Makes an excellent and unique addition to salads. Annual. #2807
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$2.00
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Citrullus lanatus mucosospermus
Egusi Watermelon
5 seeds per pack. The exotic Egusi Watermelon hails from West Africa. Bears small, rounded fruits with sizable seeds that are rich in oil. Seeds are subsequently used in desserts, soups and as an oil base. Rare, but fun to grow as a novelty or collector's item. Annual. #2439
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$2.50
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Coccoloba tuerckheimii
Wild Grape
6 seeds per pack. Short to medium sized tree native to Central America. Bears large clusters of small, red-purple ripening fruits that look a bit like grapes. Fruits are edible and can be eaten fresh or used in desserts. Has large, glossy leaves that have an ornamental, tropical look. Unknown frost hardiness. #2421
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$2.50
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Crataegus oxyacantha
English Hawthorn
5 seeds per pack. Similar to the common Hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna), this well-known English tree has a place in the ornamental as well as herbal garden. Cold hardy and tough, the tree is popular as a street tree in many parts of the world. Bears small red fruits which are quite popular with birds and have some medicinal uses. Grows to 15-30ft. #2182
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$2.00
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Cucumis callosus
Kachra
12-20 seeds per pack. A very interesting wild melon native to India. Bears small, bulgy melon fruits that ripen to orange-green. Fruits are eaten raw and cooked and the seeds are used in curries. Fruits have medicinal uses and the caterpillar resistant plants can be crossed with common muskmelons. Annual. #2437
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$2.50
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Cucumis heptadactylus
10 seeds per pack. A very rare African cucurbit noteworthy for its large, woody caudex. Bears reddish fruits to 1-2" with small spines. Vining plant, dioecious, so a male and female are needed to produce fruits. Not known whether fruits are toxic. Bushman supposedly use root extract as an arrow poison. Strange, rare, definitely for the collector. Perennial, not frost hardy. #2438
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$2.50
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Cucumis zambianus
Zamibian Wild Melon
10-15 seeds per pack. A recently discovered (1984) wild melon from Zambia. Bears nicely sized, yellow and green striped fruits. Supposedly cultivated for its fruits. Extremely rare. Annual. #2441
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$3.00
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Cucumis zeyheri
Spiny South African Cucumber
10 seeds per pack. An exotic wild cucumber from Southern Africa. A perennial, featuring a woody caudex, lobed leaves, and having a typical cucumber-like growth habit. Fruits are oval, with prominent spines and ripen from green to yellow. Fruits are generally quite bitter so the vine is often grown as an ornamental, though some sources indicate occasional non-bitter fruits. Very rare, exotic. Can be grown as an annual. #2434
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$3.00
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Cucurbita foetidissima
Buffalo Gourd
10 seeds per pack. A gourd native to the southwestern United States and parts of Northern Mexico. Fruits supposedly can be cooked and eaten when young, much like a squash. The ripe fruits, while bitter to eat, make excellent drying gourds and historically were used for decoration, rattles and musical instruments. Fast growing. Needs little water. Annual. #2186
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$2.50
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Cyclanthera explodens
Exploding Cucumber
6 seeds per pack. A strange annual vine related to the common cucumber. Bears small, spiky fruits that upon ripening, "explode" to release their seeds. Fruits are said to be edible both when raw and ripe, but the vine is more commonly grown as an exotic novelty. Very vigorous, will climb if given support. Easy to grow. Care should be taken not to allow oneself to be hit in the eye with the projectile seeds. #2446
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$2.50
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Cyclanthera pedata var edulis
Acchocha
5 seeds per pack. An exotic Andean South American member of the cucumber/melon family yielding cucumber-like fruits that can grow up to 6-8" long. Fruits have a number of edible uses, both raw and cooked, and have a flavor akin to artichoke. Fast growing vine to 8-12 feet. #2442
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$3.00
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Decaisnea fargesii
Blue Sausage Fruit
5 seeds per pack. The strange blue sausage fruits bears 3-5", slender fruits that look much like its name suggests. Fruits are edible, with a somewhat sweet flavor, through are not cultivated. Popular as an ornamental or conversation piece. Deciduous, grows to 10-15 feet. Hardy to 0F and a bit lower. #2810
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$2.00
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Dianthus barbatus
Sweet William
100-200 seeds per pack. Mostly planted as an ornamental, this European native features (often) white, pink and purple flowers. The flowers are wonderful cut, in arrangements. The plant is also popular as a border and garden ornamental. Grows to 1-2ft. The flowers are said to be edible. Frost hardy, biennial. #2168
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$2.00
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Dietes iridioides
African Iris
15-25 seeds per pack. Also known as the Fortnight Lily, this is a perennial with long, sword-like leaves and gorgeous multicolored flowers. The flowers are white petaled, accented with yellow and purple. Plants grow well in poor soils and bloom over an extended period. Somewhat frost hardy, to zone 8. Grows to 2-4 feet. #2529
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$2.00
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Digitalis grandiflora
Yellow Foxglove
100-200 seeds per pack. A very hardy and less common form of foxglove. It features tubular flowers on long stems that can grow to 12-18". Very hardy, to zone 1. Note that like other foxgloves, all parts of the plant are poisonous. #1434
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$2.00
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Diospyros rhombifolia
Princess Persimmon
5 seeds per pack. A relatively unknown but cold hardy persimmon bearing small orange fruits to 1" across. Unripe fruits yield a type of lacquer and the tree is popularly planted as an ornamental or for rootstock for other persimmon species. Deciduous tree to 15-20 feet. Dioecious, so both male and female trees are needed to produce fruits. Great for bonsai. Freeze hardy to zone 6. #2814
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$2.75
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Diplotaxis tenuifolia
Wild Arugula
100's of seeds per pack. a.k.a Rucola selvatica. A wild type of arugula with a nice flavor that is a bit spicier than most standard arugula's. Grows to 1-2ft. Bears yellow flowers. Very easy to grow, but can become weedy in some areas. Fairly tolerant of drought once established. Annual or perennial. Extremely frost hardy. #2188
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$2.00
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Dyckia remotiflora
10-15 seeds per pack. A tiny dyckia bromelia, with rosettes that grow to only 8-10". Lends itself very well to container culture or small spaces. Has slender, typical bromeliad leaves with bright, long inflorescenes (up to 24") colored both yellow and orange. Hardy to light frosts. #2516
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Echinacea pallida
Pale Purple Coneflower
50-100 seeds per pack. An exotic echinacea with very long, drooping, pale purple petals. Quite different from some of the common garden coneflowers and fairly uncommon. Grows to 2-4ft. Annual or perennial. #1448
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Echinacea tennesseensis
Tennessee Coneflower
15-30 seeds per pack. An endangered wildflower, native only to a few areas of Tennessee. Related to the more common coneflower, or echinacea, this rare species features beautiful purple-pink flower with characteristic upturned petals. Grows to 1-2ft. #1447
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$2.00
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Ensete ventricosum
Abyssinian Banana
5 seeds per pack. A popular ornamental plant that is closely related to the edible banana. Known for its huge leaves, which fan out from the top and grow to several feet long. Can produce small, banana-like fruits which are barely edible. However, the flower stalks and portions of the stem are edible. Shows mild frost hardiness. Very showy in the ornamental landscape. #2406
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$4.00
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Eruca sativa
Apollo Arugula
200-400 seeds per pack. An improved strain of arugula or rocket. Yields nicely rounded leaves with a great flavor that lacks bitterness. Leaves are also high in vitamin C. Fairly quick grower. 40-45 days. #2189
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$2.00
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Eugenia stipitata
Araca Boi
2 seeds per pack. Delicious, acidic fruit native to South America, but as yet little know. Often used to make juices and flavorings, it is a tropical species, with unknown hardiness. Fruits grow to 4-6" in size. view plant information #926
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$3.50
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Euterpe oleracea
Acai Palm
3 seeds per pack. A majestic tropical palm and the source of the now popular Acai fruit. The red fruits have come under serious investigation by nutritional beverage and food makers for their high vitamin and nutrition content. Trees bear thousands of fruits a season. A slender tropical tree to 90ft. Not frost hardy. #1214
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$3.00
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Flacourtia indica
Governor's Plum
4 seeds per pack. A small tropical tree bearing berry-like fruits that have the look and texture of a standard plum. Fruits are eaten fresh, but are mostly popular for jams and jellies. Trees bear quite heavily. Trees are single sexed, though male trees are not always necessary for pollination. Hardy to 26-28F. #2408
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$2.00
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