Tropical and Subtropical Fruits
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Feijoa
The fruits from Feijoa sellowiana Berg (feijoa) are also known as pineapple guava or guavasteen.
Sugar Apples
Annona squamosa custard apple, sugar apple, sweetsop, sweet sop
Related Topics: Agricultural Economics, Tropical and Subtropical Fruits
Related Topics: Fruit and Nut Pest Management, Tropical and Subtropical Fruits
Related Topics: Pests
Publications
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Achachairu—a Potential Fruit Crop for Florida
Jujube as a Florida Fruit Crop
Lemon Growing in the Florida Home Landscape
New Plants for Florida: Tropical Fruit
Tropical and Subtropical Fruit Propagation
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Don’t Forget to Take the Landscape Stakes Off Your Tropical Fruit Trees!
Jessica M. RyalsJune 12th, 2024Rainy season is almost here, and it’s a great time start planting tropical fruit trees. The consistent rain can help minimize the transplant shock that new trees experience and you may even be able to use less water to get your tree established, as long as the rain/irrigation applied is fairly consistent for those critical […]
2024 Annual Collier County Ag Tour Recap
Jessica M. RyalsMay 8th, 2024In a long-standing tradition, University of Florida/IFAS Extension Collier County hosted the Annual Collier County Agricultural Bus Tour on Wednesday, March 20, 2024. This annual tour has occurred for over 50 years in the county and gives participants access to the stories, tastes, and sights of farm life from farmers, ranchers, and local agricultural experts. […]
Mango season 2024 is taking shape: UF/IFAS experts offer their views
Lourdes MederosMay 2nd, 2024Mango season is here. Mango trees on home landscapes and orchards in South Florida are working their way through the fruiting stage, making it prime time as the tiny flowers have begun to reveal tiny fruit. The 2023 mango season erupted with an abundance of fruit last year. Will that be the case for 2024? […]
