CLOSED: 3 Naranjilla Plants for trade rare Tropical

naranjilla (näränhă'yō) , large tropical subshrub (Solanum quitoense) of the family Solanaceae (nightshade family), native to the Andes. Tomatolike fruits, orange-colored and leathery-skinned, grow along the large main stalk, sometimes 10 ft (21.3 m) high. Their juicy, flavorful, slightly acid pulp is much used locally for beverages and sherbets. The naranjillo, or lulo, became known to North Americans as a beverage at the 1939 New York World's Fair. Naranjillo is classified in the division Magnoliophyta, class Magnoliopsida, order Polemoniales, family Solanaceae.

Picture is file photo, the plants I have to offer are 10-15" tall and rooted.

that sounds very interesting, I enjoy growing different things if they will grow in S. Louisiana I'd love to give them a try. Please take a look at my trade list to see if I have anything that may interest you. Thanks.

Well I love the Variegated Ginger you have & that's one of the plants I still collect if you want 2 of the Naranjilla's Can you give me a few gingers in trade? You can give a mix or all Variegated I'm easy.

Let me know by Dmail, I could mail out tomorrow.

Bill

I would like one too. I sent you a dmail about others just did not want to miss this one.

Arejay59: Didn't really see any plants I could use, I would gladly trade you some seeds of what you needed for other Herbs/spice seeds you have just let me know how many of each seed you need & I will give you a list of what I can use in return. Really wanted to get a comparable plant in trade 1 for 1 for these Narajilla's or will sell one for $6 + shipping.

Bill

Look at my trade list and see if anything you can use.