If you’re looking for a very small tropical fruit tree for a tight space, and especially if you want a potted fruit tree for your patio, I recommend dwarf sapodilla varieties. These were not even on my radar until several years ago, when I heard people talking about how there are now sapodilla varieties which … More Dwarf sapodilla varieties
Miracle fruit or miracle berry (Synsepalum dulcificum) is a little red berry from West Africa that makes sour foods taste sweet for an hour after you eat it. Lemons and limes taste as sweet as an orange, strawberries taste like they’ve been filled with honey, and unsweetened cranberries taste like cranberry candy after you’ve eaten … More The magical sweetening power of miracle fruit
I’ve been lusting after the ‘Silas Woods’ sapodilla, a dwarf, ever-bearing form of this tropical fruit, ever since I first heard of it. I finally got a plant of this variety! Gonna plant this one in the ground in my tropical fruit greenhouse, so I’ll hopefully be eating fresh-off-the-tree sapodillas for much of the year. … More I just got a plant of ‘Silas Woods’, the dwarf, everbearing sapodilla
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