Giant Yellow Mulberry Avocado When planting a jaboticaba

When planting a jaboticaba

This variety is best suited to warm subtropical climates and does not perform well in temperate climate where it tends to drop their fruit

As the leaves are very attractive

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Giant Yellow Mulberry Avocado When planting a jaboticabaCommonly known as soup tree as the young leaves are used in a very popular soup in Nigeria. The female flowers are insignificant but are followed by large irregularly shaped yellow fruits, which are 10 15cm across and contain up to 15 large seeds, each enclosed in a polygonal segment. The flesh is edible raw and the seeds, which are about 1 cm long, are very nutritious, containing oil, proteins and sugars. They can be shelled and cooked in various