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Red Trunk Papoulu Tongan Banana -1 TC Plant Plug Tree-3-6 inches-Edible Fruit!!!

July 9, 2026

The first hands to appear contain female flowers which will develop into bananas (usually seedless in edible types). Generally, a bract rolls up and sheds to expose a new hand of flowers almost daily.

Yacon (Smallanthus sonchifolius) TC Plant Plug -3-6 in- Edible Tubers!!!

July 8, 2026

Very easy to grow and harvest when grown in large pots. Sold in a 4″ pot. Above ground, the plant looks like a sunflower. Plants can be started in a container in short-season locations, then planted outdoors when risk of frost has passed.

1 Dwarf Mulberry Tree Dwarf Everbearing Morus Sp Bare Root Fruit

July 8, 2026

The Dwarf Everbearing Mulberry tree is self pollinating, pest resistant, and able to bear fruit in the first 1-3 years. Their leathery green leaves fall off in winter, and their fruit is about 1.5″ long with a ripening season on late June to early fall.

1 Dwarf Mulberry Tree Dwarf Everbearing Morus Sp Bare Root Fruit

July 8, 2026

The Dwarf Everbearing Mulberry tree is self pollinating, pest resistant, and able to bear fruit in the first 1-3 years. Their leathery green leaves fall off in winter, and their fruit is about 1.5″ long with a ripening season on late June to early fall.

15 Assorted Size Mulberry Cuttings Dwarf Everbearing – Morus nigra

July 8, 2026

Photos taken are from my very large everbearing mulberry tree. Mulberry take from cutting relativity easily, I have many many mulberries because of one tree planted a few years ago.

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