The quick facts, free
| Zones | 9b to 11a |
|---|---|
| Sun | Full sun |
| Water | Low |
| Days to harvest | 730 |
| Harvest window | March through May, sometimes second flush in fall |
| Difficulty | Beginner |
| Type | Perennial, plant once |
From Jermaine's notes: Hedge or specimen. Birds beat you to the fruit unless you net. The dark varieties taste like a tropical cherry crossed with a plum.
The Surinam Cherry file is inside the Plan.
Here is exactly what is in it. No mystery, no teaser.
- Where it comes fromThe history, the trade route, who carried it here
- How to grow it herePlanting window, spacing, sun, water, feeding
- What kills it down hereThe Southern failure mode, the part nobody writes down
- Taking the harvestWhen to cut, where to cut, how to keep it producing
- Keeping what you pickedDrying, freezing, curing, how long it holds
- In the kitchenHow to cook it, how to dry it, how to brew it
- Its job in a food forestLayer, nitrogen, chop and drop, shade, pollinators
- What hunts itPests, diseases, and who to plant it beside
- Where to get itSeed, nursery, or a cutting from somebody who has one
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