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Mystery Tree from Flamingo Gardens, Fl.

Jun 20, 2011
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This tree was grown from seeds picked up at Flamingo Gardens in Fl. The seed pod was ~5" long, looked like a large pepper externally, with pinkish flesh inside, consistancy similar to a bananna. Does...


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Re: What's This Plant?

Epidendrum Radicans--usu the inflorences are more orange

posted: 11:32 pm on December 4th  

Re: What kind of tree is this leaf from?

Agree with Brob82--Mulberry

posted: 11:28 pm on December 4th  

Re: Homegrown / Homemade Video Series

Will be very interested when you get to planting/harvest and cooking of peppers(bells, pimentoes, hot)
Gary

posted: 8:30 pm on April 18th