
Sweet Tamarind
Tamarindus indica for zones 9–11. Feathery foliage, heat and drought tolerant, with sweet-tangy pods for juices, candies, chutneys and cooking. Grows 15–25 ft, or smaller in a large container.
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Blue Jaboticaba – Live Tropical Fruit Plant, Myrciaria vexator Seedling, Glossy Leaves & Sweet Grape-Like Fruit
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Blue Jaboticaba is a Myrciaria vexator seedling prized by collectors for its glossy foliage, fragrant white flowers, and sweet grape-like fruit. It makes a striking addition to a subtropical or tropical garden for anyone who enjoys unique fruiting trees.
The fruit is sweet and grape-like in flavor and is most often eaten fresh. It also works well in preserves, jellies, and desserts where its sweet, aromatic character can shine.
Care is straightforward for a tropical fruit tree: provide full sun to part shade, regular water, and well-drained soil. This species prefers warm, subtropical to tropical climates and is sensitive to cold. Over time it grows into a larger tree, so plan space accordingly and protect it from frost when necessary.
We are a family homestead in Richmond Heights, Florida, that has been growing tropical fruit for more than 12 years. We grow these seedlings on our homestead and are happy to offer local pickup in Richmond Heights, FL.

Tamarindus indica for zones 9–11. Feathery foliage, heat and drought tolerant, with sweet-tangy pods for juices, candies, chutneys and cooking. Grows 15–25 ft, or smaller in a large container.
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