#tamarillo

I love so many aspects of this tree, not least of which is the bizarre smell of the leaves at certain times of the day

I thank each plant that I pull up and lay down. I thank it for bringing up nutriment from deep in the soil, for its

PS - I just shared a video on the garden update, but then noticed that I'd somehow cut the first couple of minutes, which was the star of the show - the tamarillo or tree tomato! So here are the missing

Sunday, the previous week, I took a walk around the tamarillo farm doing a quick survey to see if there was something that needed our immediate attention. I do this maybe once or twice in a week just to

350 Kilogrammes! Yes. Our biggest haul yet and it has only been slightly over three weeks since we started harvesting. Now, it all started with about 160kgs or so three weeks ago which consisted mainly

BUY SEEDS HERE: Here's the Tamarillo or Tree Tomato (Cyphomandra betaceae) This fruit is extremely popular in Latin America and is native to the Andes Mountains of Peru. It is now becoming popular with

Good afternoon, Steemians! Back in 2011, when I was living in Medellín, Colombia, one of my favorite juices that the family I lived with would make was called tomate de árbol. I never knew this, but apparently