Est. 1955 The premier org dedicated to the education introduction & promotion of rare tropical fruits. Monthly meetings @FairchildGarden 🍋TropicalFruitNews🍐🍒
Come purchase fruit trees and fresh fruit from us at the Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden’s Spring Plant Sale this weekend, April 17-18, from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Tickets are available on their website. @Fairchildgarden
We're excited to see all our members -in person- at our April meeting this Wednesday @ 7pm in the Garden House at Fairchild.
Our speaker, Jeff Wasielewski, will provide planting tips and tricks for tropical fruit trees.
See you there!
#RareFruit#TropicalFruit
It’s our last Saturday tomorrow at the Coral Gables Farmers Market. March 20th, from 8 am - until we sell out, usually around noon.
405 Biltmore Way, Coral Gables, FL.
We have a great list of tropical fruits and produce that you must try!
Come visit us tomorrow (Saturday) at the Coral Gables Farmers Market! We'll be there from 8am till we sell out and have quite the array of fruits and veggies to share. Your purchase helps support our club 🙂
405 Biltmore Way, Coral Gables, FL
The excitement that spreads across So. FL when mangoes begin to flower is magical! Panicles, the stems that hold flowers, contain hundreds of tiny flowers. Mango trees are monoecious (male & female reproductive organs on a single tree) and their flowers are male or hermaphroditic
Tis the Season! Have you had #canistel#fruit? When fully ripe it compares to #eggnog Head down to @robertisherefruitstandandfarm for these and SO much more! @rarefruitmiami@ediblesofla https://t.co/aR4swpW56S
Come visit us at the Coral Gables farmers market tomorrow! 405 Biltmore Way. We'll be there from 8am till we sell out (usually around noon). Get your fruit and veg fix from us and help support the organization.
We're going virtual!!
Join us for our first meeting of the year, LIVE on Zoom, next Wednesday (1/13) at 7pm EST.
Registration required: https://t.co/f9aL6hBovv
One of our fellow rare fruit enthusiasts is searching for a source of Vaccinium meridionale seed. Native to Venezuela, Colombia, Jamaica. Also goes by Andean blueberry, Agraz, and/or mortino. Please let us know if you have a source!
Happy holidays from the Rare Fruit Council! We had a great holiday party, and are very grateful to have found a venue where we could enjoy each other’s company while remaining appropriately distanced. Can’t wait to welcome more members to our holiday celebration next year.
Join us at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden for Plant Club Day on Saturday, September 19th from 10a to 4p!
Learn about rare and tropical fruits, buy a tree, and even join the club.
Timed entry tickets can only be purchased on the @FairchildGarden website
See you there!