Rare Fruit Trees - For Over 95 Degrees
these trees handle hot weather and fruit right into the warmest times of the year here where temps can exceed 100F. Some shade is imperative for the jabuticabas and even some of the Garcinias, and Eugenias. We are so fortunate to have this much variety this time of year and especially with all the horrible weather we've had. Brutal winter, followed by an equally harsh spring, that was hot, dry, and unforgiving. https://www.flyingfoxfruits.com

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