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Edible Landscaping and Fruit Tree Nursery

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TREES AND PLANT STARTS
Neighborhood nursery grows organic vegetables and herbs and fruit trees.
WHAT THEY CARRY: Mango, avocado, coconut, cherries, guava and more; organic fertilizer, compost, worm castings, gardening soil; consultation.
WHERE TO BUY: Earth N Us Farm, 7637 NE 1 Ave., rear
SHIPPING/DELIVERY? Call for information: 786-777-9809
MORE INFO: They also consult and design edible landscapes.

Tree Amigos Growers

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Farmers Jason Long and Santiago Arroyo sell a wide range of fruit trees, shrubs, vegetables and medicinal herbs.
WHAT THEY CARRY: Soursop, fig, dragon fruit, passion fruit, pineapple, pineapple, blackberry, culinary herbs, luffa, peppers, okra, beans, taro, pigeon pea, ginger, roselle, moringa. They also stock gardening supplies, including seeds, composting materials, soils, plant food, pest and disease management.
WHERE TO BUY: Shop online for pickup from their Broward nursery.

Ready-to-Grow Gardens, Miami

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WHAT THEY CARRY: They grow, sell and plant tropical fruit trees and many other edible plants. These include abiu, ackee, allspice, avocado, atemoya, banana, Barbados cherry, blackberry, black sapote, breadfruit, canistel, carambola, cashew, coffee, custard apple, dragon fruit, guanabana, guava, jaboticaba, jackfruit, longan, loquat, lychee, mamey sapote, mango, mulberry, passionfruit, peach, pineapple, sapodilla, sugar apple, caimito, white sapote. Dylan also offers expert planting advice, supplies and other services.

Rare Fruit and Vegetable Council of Broward County, Southwest Ranches

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Founded in 1975, the nonprofit Rare Fruit & Vegetable Council of Broward County is dedicated to educating members and the public about the methods for growing and propagating rare tropical fruits and vegetables and introducing the local community to new species of rare fruits and vegetables with promising nutritional values.

Pine Island Nursery, Redland

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TREES ONLY*
*They do offer the fruit from their groves for sale and for sample here at the nursery, but do not ship fruit.
Longtime supplier of a wide variety of tropical fruit, nut, and spice trees. The nursery serves commercial fruit growers, landscapers, garden centers and the public directly. Their primary market is Florida, but we hold the necessary certifications to ship plants to all 50 states and Canada.

Little River Cooperative, Redland

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Local farmers specialize in fast-growing fruit trees that bear fruit in their first year.
WHAT THEY CARRY: Mulberry, Red Lady papaya, passionfruit, moringa, barbados cherry, bananas and plantains, pineapples and guavas. They also sell tropical climate perennial herbs, spices, greens and vegetables.
WHERE TO BUY: Customers can order fruit trees and plants online for pickup at the Legion Park farmers market on Saturdays. Nursery open to the public Saturdays 10-5pm

Lara Farms, Redland

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Located in the heart of Miami-Dade County's ag district, Lara Farms specializes in grafted tropical fruit trees.
WHAT THEY CARRY: Guanabana, white sapote, jackfruit, canistel, sapodilla, annona reticulata, caimito, jujube, red akee, avocado, passion fruit, carambola, black sapote, mango are some of the varieties they stock.
WHERE TO BUY: Online or on their farm.
SHIPPING/DELIVERY: Yes

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