HAVE: Breadfruit, seeded
19 years ago
I have about 4 seeds of bread fruit, the seeded variety. In this variety, the seeds themselves are the edible part they can be cooked and eaten like chesnuts.
The seeds are large about the size of a walnut. This is a very tropical tree so only people in southern florida may be able to grow it successfully. Would like to trade for other tropical fruit or tropical ornamental seeds.
Please check my list or make an offer. These need to be planted soon.
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