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Re: I think the value of fruit bearing trees are underestimated [Re: Olympus Mons]
    #13980059 - 02/17/11 05:18 PM (13 years, 16 days ago)

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how long does it take for them to start producing? and can you grow them on the east coast?




http://www.avocadotrees.com/questions.htm

the best trees are grafted, and can produce within 3 years i think. im not so sure about regional production though


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Re: I think the value of fruit bearing trees are underestimated [Re: ManianFH]
    #13980262 - 02/17/11 05:53 PM (13 years, 16 days ago)

Fruit trees are awesome, but my #1 priority when I get a yard is going to be getting some scuppernong vines started.  Scuppernongs are the most delicious fruit in the world imo.


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Re: I think the value of fruit bearing trees are underestimated [Re: deXtrous]
    #13980263 - 02/17/11 05:53 PM (13 years, 16 days ago)

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If everyone in your neighbourhood grew one edible bearing tree or herb of some sort you wouldn't ever need to shop again.




yeah sure, if you want to live on fruits for the rest of your life.

they need a beef tree


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Re: I think the value of fruit bearing trees are underestimated [Re: danielx]
    #13980310 - 02/17/11 06:01 PM (13 years, 16 days ago)

used to have plum tree was awsome whole neighborhood would bee askin for them but the tree fell over in a strom and died a few years later, just last year got  a plum, peach and cherry but the cherry died, i love any plant thats produces edible fruit and they are not valued as much as they should be


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Re: I think the value of fruit bearing trees are underestimated [Re: Shroomerette]
    #13983522 - 02/18/11 08:53 AM (13 years, 15 days ago)

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Shroomerette said:
Fruit trees are awesome, but my #1 priority when I get a yard is going to be getting some scuppernong vines started.  Scuppernongs are the most delicious fruit in the world imo.




Even more delicious than a schnozberry?!?!?!

jk  I had to google scuppernong cause I've never heard of it.  How is it different from a grape?


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Re: I think the value of fruit bearing trees are underestimated [Re: Happy2fly]
    #13983751 - 02/18/11 09:56 AM (13 years, 15 days ago)

i want a banana and coconut tree

\how the hell do u eat an avacado?  sometimes i slice bits of it up n put it on a pizza


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Re: I think the value of fruit bearing trees are underestimated [Re: Envix]
    #13983874 - 02/18/11 10:35 AM (13 years, 15 days ago)

toast some bread. quarter the avocado with a knife, remove the skin and pit. sprinkle both sides of quarters with salt and pepper. bread pops out. combine toast with avocado (if you hear a crunch when you push the bread down on the avocado, that means its working)

eat


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Re: I think the value of fruit bearing trees are underestimated [Re: Happy2fly]
    #13984787 - 02/18/11 01:38 PM (13 years, 15 days ago)

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Shroomerette said:
Fruit trees are awesome, but my #1 priority when I get a yard is going to be getting some scuppernong vines started.  Scuppernongs are the most delicious fruit in the world imo.




Even more delicious than a schnozberry?!?!?!

jk  I had to google scuppernong cause I've never heard of it.  How is it different from a grape?




There are several differences, one of the differences is that most varieties of scuppernong are bigger than grapes.  They also have thicker skins so that most people don't eat the skins at all, they squeeze the inside of the fruit out and throw away the skin.  And the fruit is sooo much sweeter than a regular grape. Also, in my opinion the texture of a scuppernong is better than a grape (less crispy and more chewy). Yummm.

And yes, even more delicious than a schnozberry :lol:.


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Re: I think the value of fruit bearing trees are underestimated [Re: Shroomerette]
    #13984866 - 02/18/11 01:50 PM (13 years, 15 days ago)

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Shroomerette said:
Fruit trees are awesome, but my #1 priority when I get a yard is going to be getting some scuppernong vines started.  Scuppernongs are the most delicious fruit in the world imo.




Even more delicious than a schnozberry?!?!?!

jk  I had to google scuppernong cause I've never heard of it.  How is it different from a grape?




There are several differences, one of the differences is that most varieties of scuppernong are bigger than grapes.  They also have thicker skins so that most people don't eat the skins at all, they squeeze the inside of the fruit out and throw away the skin.  And the fruit is sooo much sweeter than a regular grape. Also, in my opinion the texture of a scuppernong is better than a grape (less crispy and more chewy). Yummm.

And yes, even more delicious than a schnozberry :lol:.




Interesting...  I'll have to have a talk with my sister about it.  Her job right now is to test experimental fruit at the UofMN by making wine.  She knows all about different varieties of grapes and what kind of wine they are good for.  I wonder if there are any cold hearty varieties of scuppernongs out there?


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