Jaboticaba - Brazilian Tree Grape 
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My daughter in law and son have a 2 acre "food farm" in Jupiter, Florida. Maybe you can tell them how to cultivate Jabuticaba there? I can give you their email if you wish? mine is Pikecology@gmail.com
Robecology
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Jan 26, 2024
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Awesome!... but Sadly I'm not an expert in this field, and Yes I believe; the US. Zones 9-11 such as Florida are perfect for the Sabara Jaboticaba and other varieties.
here's one of the places they can purchase and for sure get pro tips from experts: [everglades.farm]
and some more info here: [mamasnowcooks.com]
Oh, btw, from privacy perspective, I don't think it's a good idea to share emails under public posts. Luckily the platform Messenger is active again.
The trees are for sale in Australia but I couldn't quickly find a fruit vendor.
FrayedBear
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Jan 24, 2024
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Imported or local.
Thanks for the introduction to the fruit.
The young trees look a lot like a crape myrtle tree. I wonder if they could grow here in New Mexico? Thanks for the great videos!! I'll have to do some research on them. 
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