Bacupari (Garcinia gardneriana)

Bacupari (Garcinia gardneriana)Latin name Gardenia gardneriana Bacupari is a rare member of the mangosteen (Garcinia) family, native to S. America. Its latin binomial is Gardenia gardneriana. This fruit is distinct from the lemon drop mangosteen and achachairu though similar in appearance, the Bacupari stands out in both the appearance and leaves of the tree, and the fruit. The fruit has has a skin shell that completely separates from the flesh, which is opaque white and doesn't

up to 3-4 pounds each with several dozen fruits

Santol trees are also prized for their quality timber and functionality as a shade or climbing tree

or fruit salad

brown skin conceals the soft scoopable flesh of the Mamey which ranges in color from salmon pink to deep red

Sold in 44 lb bags

and exceptional flavor

Other parts of the elderberry plant contain higher amounts of CNGs

The fruit is the size of a large blueberry

‘Monroe’ is popular across Florida and Central America

Our 2026 root stock is grown from American Persimmon seeds (Diospyros virginiana)

It has a medium sized green skinned fruit of good eating quality

simply prune it – and don’t hold back