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Floridata: Cephalanthus occidentalis
... heads a little more than 1 in (2.5 cm) in diameter. The pincusionlike flower balls stand on 2 in (5.1 cm) stalks in clusters arising from stem tips and ... . The flowers give way to little reddish brown nutlets which give the hanging balls a rough texture. The fruit balls may persist on the tree through the winter. Botanists recognize several naturally occurring ...
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Floridata: Platanus X acerfolia
... shape and fruit clusters: London planetree usually has two fruit balls on each stalk, and leaf lobes that are about as wide as they are long. American sycamore usually has single fruit balls, and leaf lobes that are wider than long. Oriental planetree has 3-5 fruit balls that hang beadlike on the stalk, and leaf ...
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Cannonball Tree, Couroupita guianensis
... is called cannonball is after flowering, large brown fruit balls are formed in the size and shape of cannonballs. Here is one mature. The "fruit" inside the ball is said to have an ...
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MOS
... that appeared include Deb's rum balls, Rick's striped fudge, and Ann's version of Harvey's fruit cake. Cookies, pies, nuts, veggies, dips, spreads, fruit, and sandwich makings all made for ...
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MOS Newsletter
... become traditional with MOS Christmas gatherings appeared. Deb brought her rum balls, Rick's striped fudge was there, and Harvey's fruit cake appeared, this time made by Ann. While we enjoyed ...
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Cape Trib Exotic Fruit Farm
... Trib Exotic Fruit Farm Home | Fruit We Grow | Bed and Breakfast | Make a Booking | The Farm | Latest News | Talk About Fruit | About Us | Guestbook FRUIT TASTING TOUR FRUIT AND PLANT LIST RECIPES FRUIT LINKS ... , and Fudge Balls are among the dishes that show the fruit's many uses. Interspersed with the recipes are anecdotes, coconut history, fun facts, and drawings. Tropical Fruit by Desmond Tate, ...
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Organic Gardening - Organic Fruit Trees - The Helpful Gardener
... fruit trees may not bare fruit for many years after they are planted, but will produce delicious fruit for generations once matured. Some trees can fruit for over 1,000 years! Grow fruit in even the smallest backyard Even a small garden has room for a fruit tree. Fruit ... hanging sticky red balls from your apple ...
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Fruit trees: How to stop squirrels from eating all your fruit
... to enlarge OK, so squirrels are eating all the fruit (mostly spoiling unripe fruit) from your fruit tree(s) and nothing seems to keep them away ... 4-5 immediately showed up every day to spoil the unripe fruit from his Macadamia nut tree To the rescue. email from Court ... moth balls... "The apple trees I have which have fruit, I tied mothballs to. The others which are younger and have not produced fruit I ...
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Tropical Fruit - Casimiroa, Black Persimmon & Mabola
... pudding fruit". Native to Mexico, the black persimmon is a most unusual fruit. Many people enjoy the fruit plain, ... fruit pulp, vanilla, and sifted dry ingredients; add nuts last. Chill dough for 60 minutes, then shape 20mm diameter balls. These are placed on an unprepared oven tray, and the balls ... egg whites 500ml SR flour 10ml cinnamon Combine fruit pulp, fruit juice, skim milk and egg whites. Beat ...
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Date
... balls, which then are placed into inflorescences. The period of female receptivity is as little as 3 and as many as 30 days after the female spathe opens. Fruit ... the one being handled has already been pollinated and tied. Fruit Fruit are drupes, 1-3" long, dark brown, thick skinned, with ... , which must be pruned off to allow access to fruit and crowns; old fruit stalks are pruned off as well. To the ...
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