Item Tag: Fruit Plant

20 WINE GRAPE SEEDS (Vitis vinifera) Vine Tree Fast Hardy Garden Fruit Plant

20 WINE GRAPE SEEDS Vitis vinifera Edible Garden Fruit Climber Plant Wine Grape is a Vigorous, High-Powered Tendril Climber, Which can Easily Cover a House Wall if Left Unchecked, Covering it in Large, Lobed, Bright Green Summer Leaves up to 6″ Inches Long. The Tiny Green Summer Flowers are Followed by Late Summer Bunches of Small Grapes. Vitis vinifera, commonly known as European wine grape or common grape, is a woody, deciduous vine that climbs by branched tendrils to 40-60’ long over time if left unpruned. Plants grown for grape production are typically pruned much smaller (3-9’ long). This vine can climb to the tops of trees or sprawl horizontally over low-growing shrubs. Small, greenish, hermaphroditic flowers bloom in May-June in dense panicles. Flowers give way to bunches of soft pulpy grapes (botanically berries) which ripen in summer. Grapes are somewhat variable in size, form and color. Best grown in deep, loamy, humus-rich, medium moisture, well-drained soils in full sun. Performs well in gravelly loams. Tolerates a wide range of soil conditions, including average garden soils, but must have good drainage. Best sited in a location sheltered from winter winds (preferably a sunny south-facing slope) and well removed from frost pockets. Needs good air circulation. Young growth may be damaged in spring by late frosts. This grape is self-pollinating. For quality fruit production, it needs a support system, training, regular spraying and regular pruning to maximize fruit production.Zones 6-10Wine Grape Germination:1) Soak seeds in water for 24 hours.2) Use a moist paper towel with a deluded mixture of water and fungicide, wrapping the seeds inside to stay moist, not wet.3) Place the filters or paper towels in a zip lock bag, with a few holes in it for air circulation.4) Seeds need cold stratification so place the zip lock bag in the fridge for 90 days.5) Use a well draining & sterile seed starting mix, and plant the seeds appx. 1/4″ deep.6) Be sure to keep the temperature above 70 degrees F. Use a heated propagator mat if necessary.7) Patience is required, as the germination of grape seeds is erratic, and usually takes several months, even all the way up to a year so don’t throw out what doesn’t sprout quickly as they’re still good. They just need more time.

10 CANINO OLIVE TREE SEEDS (Olea europaea) European Common Edible Fruit Plant

10 CANINO OLIVE TREE SEEDS (Olea europaea) European Common Edible Fruit PlantCanino is an Ancient Heirloom Mediterranean Olive Variety. It is Named after the Town of Canino, Italy which lies 50 Miles North of Rome where These Olives have been Grown for Thousands of Years. Canino Olive Trees Offer a Very High Yield of Olives, & are Prized for their Superb Caliber Oil. Olea europaea, Commonly called Common Olive, is an Evergreen Tree that is Native to the Mediterranean Region. It Typically Grows to 20-30’ Tall with a Tounded Crown. Young Trees have Smooth Gray Bark, But Trunks and Branches will Gnarl Somewhat Picturesquely with Age. Opposite, Elliptic to Lance Shaped Leaves (to 3” long) are Gray-Green Above and Silver-Green Beneath. Very Small White Flowers Bloom in Panicles (to 2” long) in Summer on Stems from the Leaf Axils. Flowers are Very Fragrant and will Give Way to Oval Green Drupes (olives to 1.5” long) which Ripen to Black. Each Olive Contains a Single Pit. Olives from this Species are Commercially Harvested as Eating Olives and for Production of Olive Oils.Zones: 8-10Canino Olive Germination:1) To Scarify, sand the seeds with sandpaper, then use a small knife to place several “shallow” nicks. Not too deep.2) Soak the seeds for 48 hours in water. Be sure to change the water daily.3) Place seeds in a zip lock bag mixed with peat moss & vermiculite. Store in the fridge for 30 days to cold stratify.4) Use a heated propagator to keep soil temps at 80 degrees F. or above.5) Plant seeds appx. 1/2″ deep. Keep soil damp, but never wet.6) Be sure that they are in “direct sunlight”. You can also use a very bright grow light, but sunlight is best.7) Patience is needed as some may germinate within 3-6 weeks, but most will take up to 3 months.”Please Contact us First if you Need Anything”Germinación de olivo Canino:1) Para escarificar, lije las semillas con papel de lija y luego use un cuchillo pequeño para hacer varias muescas “superficiales”. No demasiado profundas.2) Remoje las semillas durante 48 horas en agua. Asegúrese de cambiar el agua a diario.3) Coloque las semillas en una bolsa con cierre hermético mezclada con turba y vermiculita. Guárdelas en el refrigerador durante 30 días para estratificar en frío.4) Use un propagador calentado para mantener la temperatura del suelo a 80 grados F o más.5) Plante las semillas a aproximadamente 1/2″ de profundidad. Mantenga el suelo húmedo, pero nunca mojado.6) Asegúrese de que estén bajo la “luz solar directa”. También puede usar una luz de cultivo muy brillante, pero la luz solar es lo mejor.”Comuníquese con nosotros primero si necesita algo”

100 Dragon Fruit Seeds Pitaya Cactus Tropical Fruit Plant

Grow your own exotic dragon fruit from seed. Also known as pitaya, this tropical cactus produces vibrant pink fruit with refreshing flavor. Plants thrive in warm climates and can be trained along trellises or grown in large containers.

20 Strawberry Guava Tree Seeds (Psidium cattleianum) Edible Garden Fruit Plant

20 Strawberry Guava Seeds (Psidium cattleianum) Large Edible Fruit Plant Shrub Strawberry guava is a large shrub or small tree that is native to South America and loves a warm climate. There are some good reasons to choose strawberry guava plants over the common guava, including more attractive fruit and foliage, and a better tasting tropical fruit. Strawberry guava generally grows to heights between 6 and 14 feet (2-4.5 m.), although they can grow taller. As the name suggests, this tree usually produces red fruit, but yellow fruits are also possible. The fruit on the strawberry guava is similar to that of the common guava: a fragrant, juicy pulp with seeds. However, the flavor of this type of guava is said to have a strawberry essence and is considered to be less musky. It can be eaten fresh or used to make puree, juice, jam, or jelly. Another advantage over the common guava is that strawberry guava care is generally easier. This tree is hardier and will tolerate more difficult conditions than common guava. Although it prefers a warmer climate, the strawberry guava will remain hardy in zones 9-11 & down to temperatures as low as 22 degrees Fahrenheit (-5 C.). It does best in full sun. It will tolerate poor soils that other fruit trees will not, including limestone soils. If you do have poor soil, your tree may need more watering to produce fruit. These fruity berries grow on a large shrub that can grow to be up to 14 feet high. Strawberry guava season peaks in the spring, but can be available year-round in certain parts of the globe. At Rancho Santa Cecilia, a farm in California where the fruit in your Farm Stand shipment comes from, the season lasts typically from November to July. Strawberry guava season in the United States is like having a little bit of summer early in the year!Strawberry Guava Germination:1) To scarify in order to break their dormancy, you need to soak the seeds in boiling water for five minutes.2) Be sure to use a heated propagator to ensure the soil maintains a temperature as constant of 80-85 degrees Fahrenheit. Anything less will result in poor germination results.3) To plant the seeds, prepare a potting mix by adding soilless seed-starting mix in a 4-inch planting mix.4) Place the seeds on the center of the 4-inch starting mix and gently press them into the center. Place the seeds about 1/4-1/2 down the sterile soil mix and make sure you keep the potting mix moist. Add a small handful of the mix to ensure that the seeds are settled in the soilless seed-starting mix. Water slowly to soak the pot. You are also required to be checking from time to time to make sure the soil remains moist.5) Patience is needed as with and Exotic Tropical Germination will be erratic and can take any time from two weeks to more than eight weeks. “Please Contact us First if you need Anything”Please Check out our Other Items!Buy with Confidence as Customer Service is our #1 Priority and are available 7 days a week. If for any reason you feel as if we don’t deserve a 5 Star Rating, please contact us and we will address any issues that may arrive.