JABOTICABA
(Myrciaria cauliflora)
A multi-branched evergreen tree, the jaboticaba is a decorative although slow growing tree. Up to four times a year, the small yellow-white colored flowers followed by the fruit, appear directly from the trunks, limbs and large branches of the tree. Jaboticabas might begin to bear fruit anytime from 4 to 10 years old
Jaboticaba trees are mostly raised by seed. The seeds are polyembryonic each seed giving rise to 3-4 seedlings.
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They look great on the tree but I'm not fond of eating them.
ReplyDeleteDiane, why not? They have to be really, really ripe, the best from your own tree, black and big, delicious!
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