Phoenix roebelenii, also commonly referred to as pygmy date palm, miniature date palm, or dwarf date palm, is a species of date palm native to northern Laos, Southeast Asia, and northern Vietnam. This subtropical spreading palm as the name suggests is short in height, and grows to roughly 5 feet to 6 feet indoors.
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Bovees.com has aquired nolinnursery.com We will be bringing you more information soon regarding fruit trees and nut trees. Meanwhile, you may like to check out our collection of articles on indoor houseplants. We lay out how to care for and propagate a wide range of houseplants, hope to see you there!
Nolin River Nut Tree Nursery Grafted Nut Trees and Fruit Trees Read More »
Did you know that pawpaws are the largest edible fruit? But they are America’s forgotten fruit! They are a type of big tropical fruit, with yellow flesh and black seeds, and a lucky low seed-pulp ratio. Here is our bovees.com tutorial on how to grow pawpaw trees without too much trouble.
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Diospyros translates roughly as ‘fruit of the gods’. These fruit trees have a good marketing team! They are known to taste like an entire pudding. It produces many a globular berry, and the ripe fruits are golden and deliciously sweet, with a slight spiced nutty flavor.
How To Grow American Persimmon Tree (Diospyros virginiana) Read More »
The pecan pie is a classic North American dessert. I am ashamed to say that as a Brit, I have only tried one recently, but I will admit it lived up to the hype! The buttery flavor matches so well with caramel.
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Have you ever wondered why you can’t go foraging around Christmas time, and make your own ‘chestnuts roasting on an open fire’? Chestnuts are available at supermarkets in the festive season, but it is extremely difficult to find your own in the wild. To understand why, we need to look back at the history of
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If I told you a Hican tree is a bi-generic hybrid cross of hickory trees and pecan trees, then the name might make sense! They are also called a hican pecan tree, because they are a pecan cross. These trees bear delicious nuts, that are a mix of both hickory nuts and pecans.
What Are Hican Trees? Read More »
