Lakatan banana

Harvested a small bunch of naturally grown Lakatan banana. One of my favorite banana. It's the tastiest banana for me. 🍌😋❤️

 

Purple King Palm (Archontophoenix purpurea)

One of the rarest — Purple King Palm (Archontophoenix purpurea). It is endemic to northern Queensland, Australia where it grows in swamps and rain-forests to 1200 m in elevation. 🌴💚🌴

 

Bauhinia kockiana

Limited planting materials of the woody climbing vine Bauhinia kockiana, valued for its year-round, eye-catching clusters of flowers that change from yellow to orange and red. It is prolific, year-round flowering. 😍🌱💚

 

Palawan Pitogo (Cycas curranii)

So far there are 3 Palawan Pitogo (Cycas curranii) that germinated from a handful of seeds last September 2025. This is a critically endangered Pitogo of Palawan, Philippines. 😍🌱🌴

 

Malaruhat (Syzygium simile)

Slow growing Malaruhat (Syzygium simile). Endemic in the Philippines with edible fruits and a hardwood. 😍🌱🌳

 

Organic eggs

Lots of eggs from our free range chickens. My son Boris loves some boiled eggs. 😋❤️🐔🥚

 

Kiat-kiat (Citrus x Clementina)

Limited quantity only. For sale grafted Kiat-kiat (Citrus × clementina) also known as Calamondin/Clementine or mandarin hybrid known for being easy to peel, small, and sweet. 😍🌱🌳

 

Malabunga (Nothaphoebe umbelliflora)

Healthy growing Bong Tree locally known as Malabunga (Nothaphoebe umbelliflora). Bark from the Bong Tree contains gum, a useful sticking agent, and aromatic oils. Pulverized bark is used to make incense sticks for temples in Southeast Asia. 😍🌱🌳

 

Purple Guaple seedlings

Available now! Purple Guaple seedlings ready to plant. Until supplies last only. 😍🌱🌳

 

Grafted Seedless Macopa

Planting materials of grafted Seedless Macopa are available for sale. Hurry and get yours now! 😍🌱🌳

Native tree with edible fruits

For outplanting soon. Thank you for choosing native trees with edible fruits like Bunog (Garcinia celebica) and Anang (Diospyros pyrrhocarpa). 💚🌱🌳

 

Green Tampang (Artocarpus dadah)

Green Tampang (Artocarpus dadah) @ 7mos on the ground. This one can tolerate the heat. One of the rarest in my edible fruit collection. 😍🌱🌳

 

Sugod-sugod / Gac fruit (Momordica cochinchinensis)

Sugod-sugod fruit is the local Filipino name for Momordica cochinchinensis, widely known internationally as the Gac fruit. This is the fruit of my 5 year old Vine. The immature green fruit is consumed as a vegetable. It is typically peeled, sliced, and added to local dishes like dinengdeng, pinakbet, or ginisa, and its taste is comparable to upo (bottle gourd). The young shoots are also edible. 😍🌱💚