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Water Plants in Tropical Permaculture
We have three water plants at Rancho Delicioso, all of which are considered invasive species and are illegal in places like Florida, because they can…
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We Grew Guinness Record Breaking Soursop
According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the largest Soursop (Guanabana) ever grown was a measly 8.14 pounds (3.69 kg) so ours was nearly…
Edible Nuts and Seeds that Grow in the Tropics
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Surprisingly, there aren’t many familiar nuts and seeds that grow in the tropics. We have…
Permaculture Plant Nerd Quiz
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Here are photos of ten EDIBLE tropical plants. So for all you tropical garden geeks…
Growing Gallery
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Here at Rancho Delicioso, we now have well over 100 edible plants growing here. Below…