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Add an attractive Asian accent to your foyer, living room, dining room, or study with this authentic imported oriental porcelain fishbowl. An elegant decorative planter pot, perfect for a silk or live indoor tree, live or cut flowers, or long lived favorite house plant. Note that there is no drainage hole, so live plants should be removed for watering. Color: Cherry Blossom.

This product is a 2pack of either red or yellow jamaican cherry trees. If you would like one of each color, make sure to select the duo option. Jamaican Cherry tree is a relatively easy and rapid grower, especially in hot and dry climates. It looks awesome in the garden with its colorful foliage, and also provides tasty fruit. Even though the tree bears the word cherry in its name, its fruit isn't anything like cherry and looks more like cranberry in appearance, with red or yellow, soft, and smooth skin. It tastes musky, similar to fig in flavor. The Jamaican Cherry trees are a beautiful sight to behold, especially in the spring when they are fully covered in pink or white blossoms. You can prune it down to one trunk and grow it as a specimen tree or grow it as a shrub in a hedge. Pick a location where the tree can get bright light. Initially, you will have to save the young plant from the harsh afternoon sun, but once it is established, the plant will handle it on its own. It will also do well in part shade. You have to be a little careful about the watering when the plant is young. Make sure the soil is not completely dry. The best method to follow is to water the plant when the topsoil feels a little dry to the touch.

Enhance your garden with the robust and easy-to-care-for Persimmon Tree (Diospyros virginiana). This native tree is well-known for its adaptability and resilience, making it an excellent choice for both beginner and experienced gardeners. With its attractive foliage and seasonal interest, this persimmon plant is a valuable addition to any edible garden landscape. Requires minimal care once established, making it perfect for gardeners of all skill levels. Attracts beneficial wildlife, contributing to a healthy and balanced ecosystem in your garden.

Jamaican Cherry tree is a relatively easy and rapid grower, especially in hot and dry climates. It looks awesome in the garden with its colorful foliage, and also provides tasty fruit. Even though the tree bears the word cherry in its name, its fruit isn't anything like cherry and looks more like cranberry in appearance, with red or yellow, soft, and smooth skin. It tastes musky, similar to fig in flavor. The Jamaican Cherry trees are a beautiful sight to behold, especially in the spring when they are fully covered in pink or white blossoms. You can prune it down to one trunk and grow it as a specimen tree or grow it as a shrub in a hedge. Pick a location where the tree can get bright light. Initially, you will have to save the young plant from the harsh afternoon sun, but once it is established, the plant will handle it on its own. It will also do well in part shade. You have to be a little careful about the watering when the plant is young. Make sure the soil is not completely dry. The best method to follow is to water the plant when the topsoil feels a little dry to the touch.

Jamaican Cherry tree is a relatively easy and rapid grower, especially in hot and dry climates. It looks awesome in the garden with its colorful foliage, and also provides tasty fruit. Even though the tree bears the word cherry in its name, its fruit isn't anything like cherry and looks more like cranberry in appearance, with red or yellow, soft, and smooth skin. It tastes musky, similar to fig in flavor. The Jamaican Cherry trees are a beautiful sight to behold, especially in the spring when they are fully covered in pink or white blossoms. You can prune it down to one trunk and grow it as a specimen tree or grow it as a shrub in a hedge. Pick a location where the tree can get bright light. Initially, you will have to save the young plant from the harsh afternoon sun, but once it is established, the plant will handle it on its own. It will also do well in part shade. You have to be a little careful about the watering when the plant is young. Make sure the soil is not completely dry. The best method to follow is to water the plant when the topsoil feels a little dry to the touch.

The Suriname Cherry (Eugenia uniflora) is a fast-growing, evergreen shrub known for its attractive foliage, fragrant flowers, and unique ribbed fruits that transition from green to deep red when ripe. This tropical plant is highly valued for both its ornamental beauty and delicious fruit, making it a versatile addition to home gardens, landscapes, or container plantings.With its dense, glossy green leaves, the Suriname Cherry plant provides year-round visual appeal and can be shaped into hedges, privacy screens, or small trees. In spring and early summer, delicate white flowers emerge, followed by the development of its distinctive, sweet-tart fruit. The cherries are rich in antioxidants and can be enjoyed fresh or used in culinary applications such as juices, jams, and desserts.Ideal for warm climates, the Suriname Cherry thrives in full sun to partial shade and adapts well to a variety of soil types. It is a resilient plant that can withstand occasional drought once established and is well-suited for both landscape planting and container growing. Whether you're looking to create a tropical hedge, grow your own fresh fruit, or add an exotic touch to your garden, this plant is a low-maintenance and rewarding choice.

The Suriname Cherry (Eugenia uniflora) is a fast-growing, evergreen shrub known for its attractive foliage, fragrant flowers, and unique ribbed fruits that transition from green to deep red when ripe. This tropical plant is highly valued for both its ornamental beauty and delicious fruit, making it a versatile addition to home gardens, landscapes, or container plantings.With its dense, glossy green leaves, the Suriname Cherry plant provides year-round visual appeal and can be shaped into hedges, privacy screens, or small trees. In spring and early summer, delicate white flowers emerge, followed by the development of its distinctive, sweet-tart fruit. The cherries are rich in antioxidants and can be enjoyed fresh or used in culinary applications such as juices, jams, and desserts.Ideal for warm climates, the Suriname Cherry thrives in full sun to partial shade and adapts well to a variety of soil types. It is a resilient plant that can withstand occasional drought once established and is well-suited for both landscape planting and container growing. Whether you're looking to create a tropical hedge, grow your own fresh fruit, or add an exotic touch to your garden, this plant is a low-maintenance and rewarding choice.

The Suriname Cherry (Eugenia uniflora) is a fast-growing, evergreen shrub known for its attractive foliage, fragrant flowers, and unique ribbed fruits that transition from green to deep red when ripe. This tropical plant is highly valued for both its ornamental beauty and delicious fruit, making it a versatile addition to home gardens, landscapes, or container plantings.With its dense, glossy green leaves, the Suriname Cherry plant provides year-round visual appeal and can be shaped into hedges, privacy screens, or small trees. In spring and early summer, delicate white flowers emerge, followed by the development of its distinctive, sweet-tart fruit. The cherries are rich in antioxidants and can be enjoyed fresh or used in culinary applications such as juices, jams, and desserts.Ideal for warm climates, the Suriname Cherry thrives in full sun to partial shade and adapts well to a variety of soil types. It is a resilient plant that can withstand occasional drought once established and is well-suited for both landscape planting and container growing. Whether you're looking to create a tropical hedge, grow your own fresh fruit, or add an exotic touch to your garden, this plant is a low-maintenance and rewarding choice.

Jamaican Cherry tree is a relatively easy and rapid grower, especially in hot and dry climates. It looks awesome in the garden with its colorful foliage, and also provides tasty fruit. Even though the tree bears the word cherry in its name, its fruit isn't anything like cherry and looks more like cranberry in appearance, with red or yellow, soft, and smooth skin. It tastes musky, similar to fig in flavor. The Jamaican Cherry trees are a beautiful sight to behold, especially in the spring when they are fully covered in pink or white blossoms. You can prune it down to one trunk and grow it as a specimen tree or grow it as a shrub in a hedge. Pick a location where the tree can get bright light. Initially, you will have to save the young plant from the harsh afternoon sun, but once it is established, the plant will handle it on its own. It will also do well in part shade. You have to be a little careful about the watering when the plant is young. Make sure the soil is not completely dry. The best method to follow is to water the plant when the topsoil feels a little dry to the touch.

Jamaican Cherry tree is a relatively easy and rapid grower, especially in hot and dry climates. It looks awesome in the garden with its colorful foliage, and also provides tasty fruit. Even though the tree bears the word cherry in its name, its fruit isn't anything like cherry and looks more like cranberry in appearance, with red or yellow, soft, and smooth skin. It tastes musky, similar to fig in flavor. The Jamaican Cherry trees are a beautiful sight to behold, especially in the spring when they are fully covered in pink or white blossoms. You can prune it down to one trunk and grow it as a specimen tree or grow it as a shrub in a hedge. Pick a location where the tree can get bright light. Initially, you will have to save the young plant from the harsh afternoon sun, but once it is established, the plant will handle it on its own. It will also do well in part shade. You have to be a little careful about the watering when the plant is young. Make sure the soil is not completely dry. The best method to follow is to water the plant when the topsoil feels a little dry to the touch.