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Here are some links to my favorite places to visit on the web...and in person!  Many of these sites have been my source for rare tropical fruit trees in the past and have become some of our favorite places to visit.  I have also become very close with most of these individuals and I am richer for it.  Please check them out.

www.mangosteen.com, www.panoramicfruit.com, & www.rambutan.com  These are Ian Crown's websites. Ian is our mangosteen expert and tropical fruit go-to guy.  His farm in Puerto Rico is our highlight each year. Ian and his farm will be a favorite topic throughout many of the blogs and lots of pictures on the gallery page.  Not much more I can say here...you will hear plenty about him in the blogs!

www.tropicalfruitforum.com  This is the best tropical fruit forum found anywhere on the web...which you can also link to from any of my pages.  It was created by my good buds Sheehan Gobin and Patrick Brooks. Lots of great people contribute on a daily basis.  Certainly a one-stop site for any tropical fruit related fix you need.  The main site has much more to offer than just a forum too...a tropical fruit online library, wikifruit, recipies, and an area where you can buy, sell, and trade...listing member nurseries and websites.


www.flyingfoxfruits.com  Adam is probably the main authority on jaboticabas and relatives.  He has an incredible selection of jabs, anonnas, garcinias, and more.  He usually has all kinds of seeds available and ships all over the world.  Definitely check out his site and find him on facebook.  Always something new going on.

www.ebay.com/usr/flyingfoxfruits  This is Adam's Ebay site.  He is always selling all kinds of rare beauties.  But they go fast!

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXFCIrnBRp0HRAWRn1TiEmA  If there Pete Kanaris YouTube channel.  Pete is an awesome dude that makes professional quality videos on rare fruit hunting, farming, edible landscaping, and more.  You've got to check them out!

Facebook pages you must check out:

Garcinias (edible species of Clusiaceae Guttiferae) Mangosteen relatives 
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Rare Tropical Fruit Propagators Guild
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Growing Rare Tropical Fruit in Containers (Greenhouses, Zone Pushing)
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Grow All The Fruits
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What's Ripening Florida?
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Rare Fruit News
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Rare Fruit - Rare Edible Plants
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What The Fig!!!
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https://www.facebook.com/GreenDreamsFL

Mangoes!  Want fresh, Florida mangoes delivered right to your door?  When in season, check out these Facebook pages:
https://www.facebook.com/TropicalAcresFarms/?ref=br_rs
https://www.facebook.com/mangomenhomestead/?ref=br_rs

www.yearofthedurian.com  Lindsay Gasik's durian blog site.  If there is anything you wish to know about durian, this is the site to visit. Lindsay and her husband Rob travel all over the world in search of durian. They stay in exotic locations for months on end hunting and eating durian and other tropical fruit.  Lindsay is also a writer for some travel magazines and has an e-book on durian in Thailand coming out soon.  She also takes some awesome pics!

www.PuertoRicoDayTrips.com  Gwenn and Ray are a part of our PR gang and this is Gwen's Puerto Rico travel blog.  If you are planning a trip to PR, you must check out her site!
www.CoquisHideaway.com  Needing a place to stay in PR?  Gwen and Ray have a very neat place for you.


http://www.jardineneida.com/   Jardines Eneida, located in Cabo Rojo in western Puerto Rico.  This is our go-to nursery when we visit PR.  They have an extensive range of fruit and cultivars located in the nursery and on the family grounds.

www.viveroanones.com  Sherry Ballester in PR collects rare ornamentals as well as fruit seeds and sends them out around the world.  Her farm contains many treasures for the eyes as well as the stomach!
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