Taro Plant ‘Bun Long’

Taro Plant ‘Bun Long’Latin name Colocasia esculenta Taro is a tropical starch crop that is similar to yam or potato and is a staple food in many countries. The plants resemble ornamental elephant ears but with tasty, edible tubers growing beneath the soil. Plant in partial shade and in rich, well draining soil that gets watered often.

Tamarinds are resistant to branch breaking and are therefore ideal as central specimen trees or as mottled shade for an entire garden

the Cashew tree is a relative of the mango

One thing most of these species have in common is that they contain urushiol

an oily compound which can cause skin irritation and sometimes strong allergic reactions

and unless grown near the coast

and can be more productive than Strawberry Guava

There are several varieties of Muscadine

Rich with monounsaturated fats

Height: 8-12 ft  /  Very plump “soda can” fruit shape

Carambola trees produce abundantly twice per year

providing frequent harvests of great quality fruits

lacking any tartness