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Originally Posted by Barb_FL
Love the pictures.....
Have you tried growing an Avacado tree or know someone that does? My neighbor has tried twice (grafted trees and both times it died).
Your muncher cucumber plant looks great. First you will get tons of male flowers, then females and bees....then you will be inundated with cukes. You should have lots of bees with the Ixora flowers.
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All the avocados are coming down with some incurable affliction, in a few years there might be devastation of the avocado groves we are famous for.
I hope you are right about the cucumbers. I also have a very small Sweet Success seedling in an adjacent EB.
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Originally Posted by efisakov
Marsha, you are killing me. All this beautiful flowers. Your mango tree is a machine. Nice lettuce, cucumber plant and more.
I had to google Mamey Sapote. Never even heard about it before. How does it taste? I have being to Florida many, many times, never seen one.
I want to move to FL. I do not care about the heat, it is 98 here, who gives...
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Come on down Ella. Our winters are to die for. We almost never get any hotter than 94, mostly its around 89-91, being peninsular helps, because of ocean breezes.
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Originally Posted by kath
What a paradise, Marsha- I just love seeing all the beautiful fruits and flowers!
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thank you very much Kath.
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Originally Posted by Lastfling
Beautiful pictures Marsha - a true tropical paradise!
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Many thanks. Gerardo suggested I put a cacao tree under the mango. That would bpe perfect for it.
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Originally Posted by jillian
You really have created your own slice of paradise, just beautiful! Love viewing all of the pics. How awesome it would be to just step outside and pick a pineapple or mango!
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It does take a little of the edge off of not being able to get a fresh garden tomato at this time of year. I'm kinda jealous of you guys that can grow in the summer. I have to wait until late fall or winter to get mine.