Jun 4, 2012 · I drove by the large Cassia fistula (which I posted last summer in City Heights), it had lots of leaves on it. What's so strange is I never noticed the 30ft/9m tall tamarind tree on the same property. I should grow a Queen's White Shower tree here in San Diego...maybe I'll have good luck, as I was born in Queen's Hospital in Honolulu, HI.

Jul 14, 2021 · Have a neighbor here w/ 3, ..the biggest of which might be a hair bigger.. Yard isn't pampered either/ trees look like they could use a little more water ( Tamarind in the same yard is very healthy though ).

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Aug 14, 2019 · Expected a few flowers but surprised to see 2 out of the 3 in full bloom.. and all 3 not looking too bad -by low desert standards/ after the summer from hell- Large, solid green tree half-visible to the far right in pic. #1 is the neighborhood Tamarind.. Flowers but still no fruit that i have ever noticed.

Apr 27, 2008 · Large leaf Tamarind. I'll let you figure out the botanical names, but needless to say, most are large buttressed rainforest trees and all of them are stunning natives! Everyone had a ball at the nursery, and I'd highly recommend it..a huge range of native rainforest plants...stuff you can't get anywhere else. Daryl

Jun 26, 2007 · I don't have much shade but have planted some canopy trees to provide shade. They just aren't too big yet. I just put in a rain tree that is growing very rapidly. I have a wild tamarind that is pretty good size now and am mounting orchids and bromeliads on it. And a gumbo limbo that is finally getting some size.

Aug 15, 2021 · After growing in ground for over 10 years, my Delonix regia has finally put out a flower (with hopefully more to come before we cool off in November). I'm in south Orange County, CA about 10 miles from the Pacific( 33.66250; -117.59028) . The tree faces due south and has a large asphalt cud a sac...

Jul 29, 2011 · Yes, you're correct. Like DoomDave said there's many in Mexican and Asian neighborhoods. I've seen many papayas, beautiful, large bunches of bananas, Lychee, Tamarind, Longan, Wax Jambu (Syzygium samarangense) and even some Jack fruit trees close to my neighborhood here by San Diego State University.

Jul 10, 2013 · A Tamarind which also survived outside last winter in an unheated greenhouse. And my Longan seedling. The co worker I shared a mac seedling with has a larger longan that has produced/ is currently producing flowers up in Sunnyvale. Awhile back, I also had a Carrie mango seedling which stayed with a relative when id moved.

Nov 20, 2008 · Very cold sensitive tropical items like Coconuts,Banyans,Gumbo Limbos,Mangoes,Royal Poicianna,Mahogany,Sapodilla,Tamarind and even Papayas made it through unscathed. At the same time,I know that 1989 freeze killed the Mangroves in Daytona Beach.That is serious cold and shows how a relatively short distance in Florida can have …