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Under The Jakfruit Tree

Posted on February 7, 2021 by Steve TurnerFebruary 7, 2021

The Jamaican Poinsettia is native to Jamaica, and a relative of the Christmas Poinsettia.  Unlike the poinsettia you buy at Christmas, this large shrub or small tree, 12-15′, flowers year round.  However, like the Christmas Poinsettia, flowering is dependent on … Continue reading →

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Under The Jakfruit Tree

Posted on January 17, 2021 by Steve TurnerJanuary 24, 2021

Lonchocarpus violaceus – The Lilac Tree smells as good as it looks. This moderate- to fast-growing tree matures in the 25-35 ft. range and features a dense, broad canopy. In the late summer and fall it produces showy lavender flowers scented much like those of … Continue reading →

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Under The Jakfruit Tree

Posted on November 15, 2020 by Steve TurnerNovember 15, 2020

I went past a Bixa orellana (Lipstick Tree) tree in a golf cart planted at Richard Lyons Nursery and couldn’t help but notice how spectacular this tree looked. Bright red seed pods against dark green heart shaped leaves, and beautiful … Continue reading →

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Under The Jakfruit Tree

Posted on October 25, 2020 by Steve TurnerOctober 25, 2020

All around South Florida there are large trees blooming with no leaves and large showy pink blossoms. As you get closer to these trees, you will notice large thorns on the trunks and large surface roots. The trees that you … Continue reading →

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Under The Jakfruit Tree

Posted on August 1, 2020 by Steve TurnerAugust 2, 2020

White Bird of Paradise Tree (Strelitzia nicolai) and Orange Bird of Paradise Plant (Strelitzia reginae) are this weeks highlighted plants. I think most people are familiar with the 3-4′ clumping orange bird of paradise plant. However, its close relative, the … Continue reading →

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