Some of you folks from Florida may have already visited this site. Check out all the links once there, there are a lot of videos available to watch.

http://www.tropicalfruitgrowers.com/index.htm

Thanks Ohiojay,

Great photos, like to get the book he wrote, thanks for posting it.

Thanks for posting, ohiojay.

Bern - I didn't know you and the Dizon Farms were connected! I'm planning a trip there for trees for the property my mother recently purchased in La Union. Sobrang daming choices!

It's always fun finding videos of stuff like this. I just bought a camcorder. Wish I had it while on vacation. Nothing like a narrative to go along with what you are looking at. I guess I will just have to go back to all the fruit farms/parks and such I've visited the last few years and correct this mistake!

Tropicaliste,

Iam not in any way connected with Mr. Bernie Dizon. Its just that his work and his technique are very useful that its just right to use it and share it with others who do not know him.

I know him personally for the last 3 years because I studied his methods by asking him personal questions regarding plant propagation techniques and also bought some superior fruit trees. I could say that he is one of my mentors adding Dr. Roberto Coronel to that list.

I would like to follow Mr. Bernie Dizon success as being a successful fruit nurseryman in the Philippines. I only respect Mr. Bernie Dizon alone not his associates.

By the way, If anyone of you or any friend you know who wants to buy a a great fruit nursery site. Iam selling my fruit nursery site. I will be putting it up for sale in SEDO. It has a great memory recalling domain name and has a good search engine optimization ranking if given enough contents.

Rare Fruit Nursery

www.rarefruitnursery.com

If not too personal, why are you selling the site? I would think it a good way to promote your nursery. I've enjoyed reading the blogs and looked forward to more.

By the way, did the cherimoya seeds arrive yet??

how the heck do all his trees bear so much fruit so early,and does anyone know the double rootstock method and how to do it on a young tree

One of the topics in the above forum explains how to do the multigrafting. Seems simple enough that I'm sure I will screw it up!

Jay, Iam selling my website because its very broad domain name. Besides Iam not selling rare fruit trees anyway. My fruit tree collection are very commercialized that using rare fruit is not recommended. Iam shifting to a more specific domain name. The website is well suited for nurseryman in Florida, California, in the USA, and South America nurserymen. Also profit for selling there of rare fruits are more profitable.

I havent recieved the Cherimoya seeds yet, but they will arrive soon. Postal service in our country is a kinda but slow. :] hehe

Staticx, you should privately message Jay, I think he will be the multiplerootstock expert sooner or later.

Ha! I only wish!

Although the topic has changed a bit another great site for obtaining plant material is
http://www.ars-grin.gov/npgs/holdings.html
Its USDA so I don't know if Berns has access to it, but he could always have someone here get it for him and ship it to him if he found something. Quite a few Garcinias and i have gotten a good number of strawberry plants/seeds from them and plan on get tropical fruits next. As would be expected Hilo, Mayaguez, and Miami have the most tropical fruit , but some of the Californian sites have Dates and citrus. If you want temperate fruit Corvallis has lots, even some Pawpaws.

Hey folks, I am dying for info. I have some seedling mangosteens and would like to double rootstock 2, or 3. Are there pictures of the cutting / line-up technique ?

HCS1