Cocoa Tree (Theobroma cacao 'Trinitario')

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Cocoa Tree (Theobroma cacao 'Trinitario')Chocolates delicious taste is enjoyed by young and old alike. You can have fun growing your own cocoa seeds from our yellow podded cacao tree. Our seedling plants will start bearing fruit at 3 4 years old once they have reached 5 6 tall. The pink and white flowers grow straight out of the tree trunk and main branches, followed by the cocoa pods. It takes 5 months for the fruit to develop. The cylindrical cocoa pods change from green to yellow when

With a strong and resilient root system and densely foliated stem

This is a strong grower that is adaptable to varying cultural environments

this multi-stemmed deciduous shrub has clusters of white flowers that appear in May followed by large violet-black berries that ripen in late summer

Passiflora incarnata emerges in late spring

heart-shaped leaves are accented by white veining and they drape over the edge of the pot or hanging basket in long chains

Bright orange cones of blooms emerge from the upright stems with individual flowers opening successively over a period of two weeks or more

this rare Spiral Cactus is prized for its blue-green

The vibrant coral-red flowers bloom in profusion during the warm summer months

This impressive fig is perfect for the indoor or patio gardener since it starts fruiting when plants are less than 12” tall

Himalayan Lantern has long arching branches with dangling clusters of 1 1/2” slender pink blooms highlighted with defined darker pink etching

usually grows in to a small tree but it can be kept small and shrub-like with pruning

Also called Euphorbia ritchiei