TROPICAL RARE FRUIT Larry Zimmerman, President Treasure Coast Rare Fruit Club www.TreasureCoastRareFruitClub.com www.facebook/tcrarefruit www.TreasureCoastRareFruitClub.com #1 Angie Angie MANGO Everything a commercial grower wants in a mango. Who needs good taste or texture or fiberless. AKA Lemon Meringue ( me ! ) Geffner Atemoya & Lisa Sugar Apple ↔ Cherimoya cross Sugar Apple Cherimoya Florida is ANNONA too hot Alano Makok Nov-June May–Nov 5–5 (Flavor–Productivity) 4–3 Molix Morena Feb-May Feb-Apr 5–4 SAPODILLA 5–4 Holes CERIMAN Split Leaf Philodendron NOT Monstera MONSTERA DELICIOSA TROPICAL FLAVORS Jackfruit (Juicy Fruit Gum) Jujube Passion Fruit (Tropical Fruit Punch) Thai Giant (Perfumed Apple / Date Miracle Fruit Black Sapote (Sour → Sweet) (Chocolate Pudding Fruit) Canistel (Eggnog) Salt Mulberry Carambola (Starfruit) Everbearing, Pakistani, Red Himilayan, White Shri Kembangan Pomegranate Persimmon Vietnamese, Indian Red Hachiya (Astringent), Fuyu (Non-Astringent) Red Jaboticaba Sabara JABOTICABA Flower LYCHEE Sweetheart Brewster Hak Ip Dwarf Namwah Viente Cohol Hoa Moa (Banana / Plantain cross) Raja Puri BANANA Goldfinger Haas Florida Haas is similar, larger and produces better here. Monroe Oct-Nov Choquette 5–3–3 Nov-Jan Oct-Feb 5–4–4 4–5–5 (Flavor–Productivity–Consistency) More cold sensitive in northern Treasure Coast Type “A” flower Type “B” flower Get one of each flower type if you plant 2 trees If only one tree, all will bear ok. If you get two, spread out ripening dates. Simmonds Rich & oily like Haas i.e. Choquette & Brogden or Simmonds & Oro Negro June-Aug 5–3–3 Brogden Sept-Nov 4–3–3 Lula Oro Negro Nov-Jan Oct-Dec Flood AVOCADO Salt 4–5–4 5–4–4.