I would be interested in Vanilla cutting. atwwf1@gmail.com

persimmon 5fjp paw paw fig 3fp gooseberry currant 5fjp mulberry 3f kiwi 5fp Chinese magnolia vine service berry/Amelanchier alnifolia CHINESE EDIBLE HAWTHORNE/Crataegus pinnatifioa lingonberry wintergreen thimbleberry salal jujube blue bean shrub/Decaisnea fargesii goji berry/Lycium barbarum aronia medlar autumn olive/Eleagnus umbellata goumi/Eleagnus multiflora sea berry/Hippophae rhamnoides dogwood/cornus mas che black sapote white sapote capulin cherry sapadilla pitomba/Eugenia luschnathiana eggfruit/Pouteria campechiana dragon fruit/pitaya wax jamboo/Syzygium samarangense Guajilote, Cuachilote, Guahalote /Parmentiera edulis Spondias cytherea Syzygium samarangense Morinda citrifolia Muntingia calabura Myrciaria cauliflora/jaboticaba\ guayabilla/Eugenia victoriana Araza /Eugenia stipitata Rose apple/Syzygium jambos ice cream bean/inga- Brazilian Cherry/Grumichama passionfruit 5p thanks, dean You bet! You might want to add Cherimoya (5f) to the list. Related to pawpaw and a flavor of sweet fruit custard. Also, mango (5fp), Papaya (5fp), pineapple-guava (5p), Lychee, and banana (5fp, many less common varieties not found in stores as they don't ship well.)

I've heard rumors that Malay Apple is not as cold-hardy as Java Apple (i.e. Wax Jambu). Java Apple can be grown in Southern California near the coast, but I've only read of Malay Apple growing in Hawaii. Most people who have compared the two say Java Apple tastes better, but Malay Apple has more colorful magenta colored flowers, whereas the flowers of Java Apple are plain white. Malay Apple can be very ornamental when in bloom. The shape of the flowers are kind of reminiscent of a bottlebrush tree, very exotic looking.

****** looks nice. anyone growing this in Florida? ++Malay Apple (mountain apple) Syzygium malaccense, syns. Eugenia malaccensis, Jambos malaccensis The Malay Apple produces a pear-shaped fruit with thin, shiny, pinkish or dark red skin. The flesh is white and can be dry or moist. It has a rose scent and pleasant sweet to acid taste. They can be eaten fresh or cooked like apples. There is usually one large seed in the fruit and some of the fruits are seedless. This attractive tree has dense shiny foliage adorned with intense pink flowers. In the tropics, the Malay Apple may climb to 60 ft.; however, trees are extremely cold sensitive and must be kept small in southwest Florida. http://www.echonet.org/content/fruitInformation/884 Here is a link that might be useful: ++Malay Apple (mountain apple)