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Morinda citrifolia | Beach & Indian Mulberry | Cheese Fruit | Noni


Morinda citrifolia Beach & Indian Mulberry Cheese Fruit Noni 2

Morinda citrifolia Beach & Indian Mulberry Cheese Fruit Noni 3

Morinda citrifolia Beach & Indian Mulberry Cheese Fruit Noni 4

Morinda citrifolia Beach & Indian Mulberry Cheese Fruit Noni 5
Morinda citrifolia | Beach & Indian Mulberry | Cheese Fruit | Noni

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These seeds were collected from Morinda citrifolia, also known as Beach Mulberry, Cheese Fruit, Hog Apple, Indian Mulberry, and Noni. This tree likes to live in sun to partial shade where it can grow up to 30 feet high. The beautiful white flowers are fragrant and bloom repeatedly through the year where they attract a wide variety of bees, birds, and butterflies. In some areas this is a famine food but in other places it is a staple food. The fruit is used to make beverages and is also cooked into dishes such as curries. Young leaves and shoots can be cooked and eaten as vegetables or they can be eaten raw. The seeds can also be roasted and eaten. The bark from the root can be used to make a red dye. USDA Hardiness Zones 11 to 12.




Morinda coreia | Indian Mulberry Tree


Morinda coreia Indian Mulberry Tree 1

Morinda coreia Indian Mulberry Tree 2

Morinda coreia Indian Mulberry Tree 3

Morinda coreia Indian Mulberry Tree 4

Morinda coreia Indian Mulberry Tree 5
Morinda coreia | Indian Mulberry Tree

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These seeds were collected from Morinda coreia , also known as Indian Mulberry, and Morinda tree. This shrub can grow up to 30 feet high and the wood has yellow and red stripes. The pretty white flowers are nicely scented and the fruit is green with interesting geometric patterns on the outside. This plant is in the coffee family. The root bark is used to make red and yellow dye. USDA Hardiness Zones 10 to 11.




Moringa oleifera | Horseradish Tree | Ben Oil Tree | Benzoil Tree | Drumstick Tree


Moringa oleifera Horseradish Ben Oil Benzoil Drumstick Tree 1

Moringa oleifera Horseradish Ben Oil Benzoil Drumstick Tree 2

Moringa oleifera Horseradish Ben Oil Benzoil Drumstick Tree 3

Moringa oleifera Horseradish Ben Oil Benzoil Drumstick Tree 4

Moringa oleifera Horseradish Ben Oil Benzoil Drumstick Tree 5
Moringa oleifera | Horseradish Tree | Ben Oil Tree | Benzoil Tree | Drumstick Tree

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This is Moringa oleifera, also known as Moringa, Drumstick Tree, Horseradish Tree, Ben Oil Tree, and Benzoil Tree. These wonderful fragrant flowers bloom from late Spring until early Summer. This tree likes to live in the full sun where it can grow to about 40 feet high at most. The young seed pods and the leaves are used as vegetables. Surprisingly this fast growing tree can be grown as an annual and the seed pods in the first year are edible while the seed pods in the second year are bitter and inedible. Oil can be obtained from the seeds. This oil is used as a food product, in cosmetics, and for hair and skin. It has edible roots, seeds, flowers, and pods. It is rich in potassium, iron, calcium, vitamin C, and vitamin A. The leaves can be eaten fresh or cooked and contains 18 amino acids including the 9 essential amino acids. The roots taste a little bit like horseradish, hence the name horseradish tree. This plant is amazingly drought resistant. USDA Hardiness Zones 9 to 11.




Moringa oleifera ODC


Moringa oleifera ODC 1

MMoringa oleifera ODC 2

Moringa oleifera ODC 3

Moringa oleifera ODC 4

Moringa oleifera ODC 5
Moringa oleifera ODC

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These seeds were collected from Moringa oleifera ODC. This is a superfood. The ODC variety was selected for six generations, and produces tasty and fleshy fruit. The drumsticks are about two and a half feet long. These wonderful fragrant flowers bloom from late Spring until early Summer. This tree likes to live in the full sun where it can grow to about 10 feet high at most. The young seed pods and the leaves are used as vegetables. Surprisingly this fast growing tree can be grown as an annual and the seed pods in the first year are edible while the seed pods in the second year are bitter and inedible. Oil can be obtained from the seeds. This oil is used as a food product, in cosmetics, and for hair and skin. It has edible roots, seeds, flowers, and pods. It is rich in potassium, iron, calcium, vitamin C, and vitamin A. The leaves can be eaten fresh or cooked and contains 18 amino acids including the 9 essential amino acids. The roots taste a little bit like horseradish, hence the name horseradish tree. This plant is amazingly drought resistant. USDA Hardiness Zones 8 to 11.




Moringa oleifera Perennial Karnataka


Moringa oleifera Perennial Karnataka 1

Moringa oleifera Perennial Karnataka 2

Moringa oleifera Perennial Karnataka 3

Moringa oleifera Perennial Karnataka 4

Moringa oleifera Perennial Karnataka 5
Moringa oleifera Perennial Karnataka

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These seeds were collected from Moringa oleifera Perennial Karnata. Compared to spinach, moringa leaves contain 100 times more calcium and 30 times more iron. These wonderful fragrant flowers bloom from late Spring until early Summer. This tree likes to live in the full sun where it can grow to about 40 feet high at most. The young seed pods and the leaves are used as vegetables. Surprisingly this fast growing tree can be grown as an annual and the seed pods in the first year are edible while the seed pods in the second year are bitter and inedible. Oil can be obtained from the seeds. This oil is used as a food product, in cosmetics, and for hair and skin. It has edible roots, seeds, flowers, and pods. It is rich in potassium, iron, calcium, vitamin C, and vitamin A. The leaves can be eaten fresh or cooked and contains 18 amino acids including the 9 essential amino acids. The roots taste a little bit like horseradish, hence the name horseradish tree. This plant is amazingly drought resistant. USDA Hardiness Zones 9 to 11.




Moringa oleifera PKM1 | Drumstick & Horseradish & Benzoil Tree


Moringa oleifera PKM1 Drumstick Horseradish Benzoil Tree 1

Moringa oleifera PKM1 Drumstick Horseradish Benzoil Tree 2

Moringa oleifera PKM1 Drumstick Horseradish Benzoil Tree 3

Moringa oleifera PKM1 Drumstick Horseradish Benzoil Tree 4

Moringa oleifera PKM1 Drumstick Horseradish Benzoil Tree 5
Moringa oleifera PKM1 | Drumstick & Horseradish & Benzoil Tree

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These seeds are for Moringa oleifera PKM1, also known as Drumstick Tree, Horseradish Tree, and Benzoil Tree. This is Moringa oleifera, also known as Moringa, Drumstick Tree, Horseradish Tree, Ben Oil Tree, and Benzoil Tree. The PKM1 hybrid is used to grow superior fruit and produce mare oil. These wonderful fragrant flowers bloom from late Spring until early Summer. This tree likes to live in the full sun where it can grow to about 40 feet high at most. The young seed pods and the leaves are used as vegetables. Surprisingly this fast growing tree can be grown as an annual and the seed pods in the first year are edible while the seed pods in the second year are bitter and inedible. Oil can be obtained from the seeds. This oil is used as a food product, in cosmetics, and for hair and skin. It has edible roots, seeds, flowers, and pods. It is rich in potassium, iron, calcium, vitamin C, and vitamin A. The leaves can be eaten fresh or cooked and contains 18 amino acids including the 9 essential amino acids. The roots taste a little bit like horseradish, hence the name horseradish tree. This plant is amazingly drought resistant. These pods are great for cooking. They are the most delicious of the moringa. USDA Hardiness Zones 9 to 11.




Moringa oleifera PKM2


Moringa oleifera PKM2 1

Moringa oleifera PKM2 2

Moringa oleifera PKM2 3

Moringa oleifera PKM2 4

Moringa oleifera PKM2 5
Moringa oleifera PKM2

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This is Moringa oleifera, also known as Moringa, Drumstick Tree, Horseradish Tree, Ben Oil Tree, and Benzoil Tree. These wonderful fragrant flowers bloom from late Spring until early Summer. This tree likes to live in the full sun where it can grow to about 40 feet high at most. The young seed pods and the leaves are used as vegetables. Surprisingly this fast growing tree can be grown as an annual and the seed pods in the first year are edible while the seed pods in the second year are bitter and inedible. Oil can be obtained from the seeds. This oil is used as a food product, in cosmetics, and for hair and skin. It has edible roots, seeds, flowers, and pods. It is rich in potassium, iron, calcium, vitamin C, and vitamin A. The leaves can be eaten fresh or cooked and contains 18 amino acids including the 9 essential amino acids. The roots taste a little bit like horseradish, hence the name horseradish tree. This plant is amazingly drought resistant. PKM-2 is an improvement over PKM-1. PKM-2 improves lateral branching which is desirable when harvesting and has more flesh than seeds. The new variety PKM-2 produces 50 inch long pods which are about 3 inches thick. These pods are great for cooking. They are the most delicious of the moringa. USDA Hardiness Zones 9 to 11.








Morus nigra | Black Mulberry | Toot Tree


Morus nigra Black Mulberry Toot Tree 1

Morus nigra Black Mulberry Toot Tree 2

Morus nigra Black Mulberry Toot Tree 3

Morus nigra Black Mulberry Toot Tree 4

Morus nigra Black Mulberry Toot Tree 5
Morus nigra | Black Mulberry | Toot Tree

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This is Morus nigra, also known as Black Mulberry, Toot Tree, Persian Mulberry. This tree likes to live in full sun to partial shade. It has chartreuse, yellow, and green blossoms in the middle of spring followed by delicious black mulberries. This fruit is the star of the tree and can be eaten raw or cooked. It can also be used in preserves or dried and ground up into a powder. A fiber can be obtained from the bark and used in weaving and dye can also be produced from this tree. Red-violet dye can be made from the fruit and yellow-green dye can be made from the leaves. USDA Hardiness Zones 5 to 11.








Murraya paniculata | Mock Orange Jasmine | Satinwood


Murraya paniculata Mock Orange Jasmine Satinwood 1

Murraya paniculata Mock Orange Jasmine Satinwood 2

Murraya paniculata Mock Orange Jasmine Satinwood 3

Murraya paniculata Mock Orange Jasmine Satinwood 4

Murraya paniculata Mock Orange Jasmine Satinwood 5
Murraya paniculata | Mock Orange Jasmine | Satinwood

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This is Murraya paniculata, also known as, Orange Jasmine, mock orange, and satinwood. This plant is often grown as a shrub for its elegant white scented flowers. It bears small orange and red fruit. It attracts a wide variety of bees, birds, and butterflies. Growing to about 12 feet high, this plant likes to live in sun to partial shade. USDA Hardiness Zones 9 to 11.




Murraya paniculata Tall Variety | Mock Orange Jasmine | Satinwood


Murraya paniculata Tall Variety Mock Orange Jasmine Satinwood 1

Murraya paniculata Tall Variety Mock Orange Jasmine Satinwood 2

Murraya paniculata Tall Variety Mock Orange Jasmine Satinwood 3

Murraya paniculata Tall Variety Mock Orange Jasmine Satinwood 4

Murraya paniculata Tall Variety Mock Orange Jasmine Satinwood 5
Murraya paniculata Tall Variety | Mock Orange Jasmine | Satinwood

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This is Murraya paniculata Tall Variety, also known as, Orange Jasmine, mock orange, and satinwood. This is the same as the regular orange jasmine, but taller. This plant is often grown as a shrub for its elegant white scented flowers. It bears small orange and red fruit. It attracts a wide variety of bees, birds, and butterflies. Growing to 20 feet high, this plant likes to live in sun to partial shade. USDA Hardiness Zones 9 to 11.




Mussaenda roxburghii


Mussaenda roxburghii 1

Mussaenda roxburghii 2

Mussaenda roxburghii 3

Mussaenda roxburghii 4

Mussaenda roxburghii 5
Mussaenda roxburghii

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Here are seeds from Mussaenda roxburghii. This shrub can get up to about 10 feet tall and it gets very hairy and bristly. The petals are white on the outside and bright orange on the inside. USDA Hardiness Zones 10 to 11.