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Turn up the fun in your garden with a delicious fruit tree. They can provide
shade from the afternoon sun and juicy fruits will refresh you on a warm
summer day. To see some of the different fruit trees that you can grow in
our area, check out the new
Fruit Page or see below for a tantalizing sample.
And with father's day around the corner, maybe you'll find a great gift for dad. Plant him a mango, tangerine or lychee tree and you
will be able to enjoy the fruit together for years to come.
Happy
Gardening,
Kim, Joey and Mark
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In This Issue
Fruit Trees
Plant of the Week
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Fruit Trees
Nothing is more rewarding than picking fresh fruit from your own tree. Below is a list of some of the fruit trees
that we carry. To see pictures, check out
the new Fruit Page or come into the nursery to
see our full selection of fruit trees.
Akee
Apple
Atemoya
Avocado
Banana
Barbados Cherry
Bilimbi
Black Pepper
Black Sapote
Blackberry
Blueberry
Cacao
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Caimito
Canistel
Carambola
Cinnamon
Citrus
Coconut Palm
Coffee
Dragon Fruit
Fig
Grape
Grumichama
Guava
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Hog Plum
Jaboticaba
Jakfruit
Jujube
June Plum
Kiwi
Longan
Loquat
Lychee
Macadamia
Mango
Miracle Fruit
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Mulberry
Nectarine
Noni
Olive
Papaya
Passion Fruit
Peach
Pear
Pecan
Persimmon
Pitomba
Plum
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Pomegranate
Rambutan
Raspberry
Soursop
Strawberry Tree
Sugar Apple
Sugarcane
Tamarind
Tea Plant
Wampi
Wax Jambu
White Sapote
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Plant of the Week
Crape Myrtle
Lagerstroemia x
Crape myrtles are bursting
all over town with blooms of bright pink, whimsical lavender and crisp
white. The crape myrtle is a very hardy and heat-tolerant tree that makes an
easy addition to any landscape. Beautiful fall foliage and unique, peeling
bark give great autumn and winter interest as well. For a unique color, try
the newer dynamite or red rocket varieties with beautiful cherry-red blooms.
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