Tom Knoblock 361-226-1017
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Citrus Trees at the Plant Sale
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Trees can be ordered at;
They can be picked up at these locations;
  •  Subtropical Nursery Aransas Pass
  • Corpus Christi Downtown Farmers Market
  • Aransas Pass Civic Center - Coastal Bend Showcase Feb 22
  • La Joya Bay Resort Shop Small Sunday Feb 23
  • Aransas Pass S Commercial St
  • Portland Farmers Market
  • Rockport Farmers Market
  • Port Aransas Farmers Market

Coastal Bend Showcase
is next weekend February 29


I will be at Peerless Cleaners

Saturday February 22 - 9 AM to 1 PM

860 South Commercial
Aransas Pass






700 West Wheeler Ave





1514 Ennis Joslin Road
Corpus Christi




Fruits
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Vietnamese White   Dragon Fruit
1 gal $15
Vietnamese White is a variety imported from Vietnam. It has night blooming large fragrant flowers that emerge in late spring to early fall. This variety has a white flesh that is tangy with a watermelon texture and small eatable seeds.



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White Marseilles Fig
3 gal $30
USDA Hardy zones 6-9
Mid-season fig producing its crop end of July
Delicately sweet fruit is greenish-yellow with a pale yellow flesh.
The ornate leaf and upright habit make for a very nice looking plant.
The greenish-yellow skin helps to keep the birds away

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Pink  Patlican Fig

3 gal $30
USDA Hardy zones 7-10
Sweet and succulent, a fully ripe specimen is an exquisite fruit that almost literally melts in the mouth.




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Pomegranate 'Wonderful'
7 gal $69
U SDA Hardy zones 8-11
Wonderful variety, known for its extra-large fruits, deep red colored pulp, and sweet tasty flavor. Ornamental red fruit with slightly tart, but sweet pulp. Can be eaten fresh, but is sometimes juiced or used in making preserves. The juice can also act as a dye.
Trees withstand intense heat, drought, and cold temperatures as low as 15F.
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Mexican Papaya Carica papaya 3 gal $25.
USDA Zones–9b Hardy to 32F or a bit lower,
Large fruited variety, fruits can weigh up to 10lbs!
Easily grown herbaceous tree to 10-12ft. Very fast-growing, can produce fruit from in just 9 months.
Beautiful ornamental tree.
Papaya trees are self-fertile. You will get fruit with 1 plant, adding an additional Papaya Tree will drastically increase your crop.

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Chili Piquin 1 gal $8
The tiny fruits turn brilliant red when ripe, These peppers pack a serious punch. Plants produce a huge harvest of extremely hot peppers with smoky flavor. (The longer they stay on the plant, the hotter they get.) Use them in soups, vinegars, oils, hot sauces, and salsas. Great for drying. Excellent for container growing



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Banana, Dwarf Cavendish
3 gal $39
U SDA Hardy zones 7-11
Dwarf Cavendish grows 6 to 8 ft.
Cavendish grows 15 to 16 ft.
Is sometimes called the Texas Star
Cavendish bananas produce wonderful sweet tasting fruit.
A vigorous banana tree with wide green leaves. Produces large bunches of almost full sized sweet smooth fruit.
Will take short 20 degree freezes easily. Grows in Zones 7-11. Juvenile leaves will have some reddish-purple markings, but later leaves will be all green. 

Cempedak Soft Jackfruit  Artocarpus integer 3 Gal $30
USDA Hardiness Zones: 10 – 12, *can be grown in zone 9 with care
Grows to 60’
Jackfruit is a giant melon size oblong fruit that is grown in tropical and subtropical parts of the world.
It is very soft and sweeter than other types of Jackfruits.
Carob Tree
2 gal $19
Is also called Saint-John's-bread or locust bean.
USDA Zones 9 – 11
It grows to about 50 ft in height and has dark, evergreen leaves
With their deep root system and specially adapted leaf surfaces Sweet Carobs are adapted to dry conditions, saline water and intense heat.
Guava Tree 3 gal $19
Guava is a small fruit tree or evergreen shrub that produces fragrant white flowers followed by 2-4 inch long round or oval shaped fruits.
 Guava trees are easy to grow and are adaptable to many soil types.
With a good source of light, guava varieties can be grown in containers and brought indoors for growing in northern climates. 
Ornamental Trees & Shrubs
 Yellow Angel Trumpet  - Brugmansia USDA Zones 9-10
3 gal $35
Mature height 12-15 ft.
These stunning, tropical trees form a bush-like shape with ash-colored branches extending from a Y-shaped trunk. The dense branches are covered in a massive amount of lush green leaves where it cups the delicate vase-shaped, downward-facing flowers.
Flowers from summer through fall – and even in the winter in warmer climates
It possesses a sweet-smelling fragrance that will waft through your yard at night.
Angel Trumpet works well in large planters .
Mexican Bird of Paradise - Pride of Barbados
3 gal $15
Mexican bird of paradise  produces bright yellow flower clusters throughout the warm season.  Mexican bird of paradise  can easily be pruned into a small  tree . Its mature height can reach 8 to 10 feet with similar spread.
They thrive in the desert heat and can survive on little supplemental irrigation. Provide deep watering every two weeks while blooming in order to prolong flowering and keep plants healthy.
Confederate Rose 3 gal $15
Can reach heights of 12 to 15 feet with a woody trunk; however, a multi-trunk bush 6 to 8 feet tall is more typical.
Flowers are double and are 4 to 6 inches in diameter; they open white or pink, and change to deep red by evening. The 'Rubra' variety has red flowers. Bloom season usually lasts from summer through fall. 
Windmill Palm    3 gal $19
USDA Zones 7b-11
Mature height 20 - 40 ft. with a crown of 8 to 10 feet
The Windmill Palm is an extremely hardy palm tree with an attractive compact crown with large, stiff fan-like green foliage and distinctive hairy black fibers covering its slender graceful trunk.
This cold hardy palm is drought and salt tolerant.
Perennial Flowers
Heartleaf Iceplant
Aptenia cordifolia 1 gal $8
USDA Plant Hardiness zones 9b-11
Baby Sunrose is a succulent spreading plant with starry apple red flowers. Lies sun to part shade and tolerates heat and drought. Hardy to 23F. Will creep and cascade covering a large area.
Flowers summer through autumn .
Orange Bulbine 1 gal   $8
USDA Plant Hardiness zones 9-11
Is a drought tolerant perennial, grows well in poor soils, and blooms repeatedly with cheerful flowers 
It makes a great ground cover since each plant will grow over time to form a clump that can reach up to four feet wide.
The succulent, grass-like foliage grows to about a foot tall, while the flower stalks typically reach two feet, dancing above the leaves throughout the summer months.
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