Dragon fruit cuttings μοσχεύματα - australian yellow, white, american beauty red

Cuttings available for 3 varieties: australian yellow dragon fruit, white dragon fruit, american beauty red dragon fruit

Μοσχεύματα διαθέσιμα για 3 ποικιλίες: australian yellow dragon fruit, white dragon fruit, american beauty red dragon fruit

Australian yellow dragon fruit

The sweetest dragon fruit yellow dragon fruit

Self-fruiting and sweet

Dramatically large white nocturnal flowers

Unique and exotic appearance

Approved by dragons everywhere: the yellow dragon fruit (hylocereus megalanthus) will breathe fire and excitement into your garden! Widely regarded as the sweetest of dragon fruits the yellow dragon fruit is an excellent choice if you can't get enough of this subtly sweet flavor.

Imagine how lovely it would be to walk out to your yard to pick a few for your smoothies. With a self-fruiting yellow dragon fruit, you can. Use your yellow dragon fruits as the perfect addition to other culinary creations like fruit salad or homemade sherbet.

Yellow dragon fruits skin is soft and easy to cut through and it turns pineapple yellow when ripe. Hidden beneath the bright yellow skin is white flesh speckled with tiny black seeds. Yellow dragon fruit is bright and succulent.

The yellow dragon fruit will transport you to a magical tropical fairyland where you will believe that dragons are real once you see the fantastic blooms this cactus produces. These nocturnal fragrant blossoms are huge and look stunning as their soft white petals fan out in the moonlight. To add to the dreamy effect, these flowers fill the air with a sweet fragrant scent.

You'll want to sit and study your yellow dragon fruit. Its thick, angular vines reach and crawl from the top of a tall trunk. You can keep yours in a hanging container to let the branches overflow and reach downward.

To keep your yellow dragon fruit happy, you don't need to be a plant whisperer. You will need to support your yellow dragon fruit along its trunk and add support for its vines, though. This south american native loves to grow in full sun or partial shade. And this drought-tolerant beauty performs best in low moisture soil that drains quickly.

As a statement piece, you'll want to plant your yellow dragon fruit as a specimen in your front yard. It also does well as a hanging plant or next to a fence that it can climb, climb, climb.

Don't miss out on one of the most desirable and exciting cacti. Create a tropical wonderland in your landscape with a yellow dragon fruit cactus. Buy one for yourself today!

White dragon fruit

A cactus tree with delicious tropical fruit!

Here's why you should make this the year of the dragon fruit :

Exotic cactus tree with versatile, tropical appeal

Gorgeous, flaming-pink colored fruit

Large white flowers with a sweet fragrance

Climbing vine grows well in dry areas

Enter the dragon fruit tree

Bring beauty and intrigue to your garden or landscape with the dragon fruit tree. A member of the cactus family, this incredible fruit tree is full of great surprises. For starters, the tree itself has an exotic appeal unlike any other. The palm-like trunk leads up to a twisty patchwork of cactus looking vines.

Adding a burst of color are the large white blossoms that can grow to nearly a foot long. These lovely flowers are as fragrant as they are beautiful. But the real prize is the dragon fruit itself. Everything about the fruit is wonderfully different. From its elliptical shape to its striking neon-pink color, the dragon is a jaw dropping standout in the landscape. In fact, we can't think of any other fruit that's more visually appealing than this one.

Dragon fruit smoothie, anyone?

Perhaps the only thing more interesting than the dragon fruit's looks is the way it tastes. Easily peel away the pink outer skin and inside you'll find a milky white flesh speckled with tiny black seeds similar to those of a kiwi, adding a crunchy texture to its juicy pulp. Similar to a cross between a melon and a pear, the sweet yet slightly sour taste is delicious, especially when eaten chilled.

Use dragon fruit to make a homemade sorbet, smoothie or tropical drink that will refresh and satisfy any summer thirst. It's also a savory ingredient when used in jellies, jams--even sauces. Not only does the dragon fruit offer a diversity of useful options in the kitchen, it's also said to be one of the healthiest fruits on earth.

Don't delay. Let the dragon fruit work its magic in your garden.

American beauty dragon fruit

Tons of tasty fruit and tropical appeal

Add a unique, vining cactus plant to your garden or patio with the american beauty dragon fruit. This fast-growing evergreen plant isn't only beloved for its tropical fruit - it's ideal for adding interest to fences and walls, since it will climb up any structure.

Three-sided stems with small spines give the american beauty dragon fruit an eye-catching appearance. But the real show comes from its large, fragrant flowers - the dragon fruit blooms at night in early spring to fall, and its flowers close by morning. If you want to catch your dragon fruit in bloom, head out with a flashlight late at night or early in the morning!

Flowers develop into the american beauty's signature magenta fruits, which can weigh up to a pound. The american beauty dragon fruit has a hot pink exterior with green scales, and red inner flesh is dotted with edible black seeds. The tropical, exotic fruit is perfect for eating fresh or incorporating into juices or smoothies.

Your american beauty dragon fruit can experience multiple bloom cycles during the warmer months, and mature plants can have 3-4 fruiting cycles once established. Even better? This dragon fruit is self-fertile - you don’t need an additional pollinator to enjoy the fresh, tropical fruits.

While the american beauty loves the heat and humidity of warmer climates and will thrive outdoors in zones 10-11, you can plant your dragon fruit in a pot in cooler climates - just bring it indoors when temperatures drop in winter. Grow your american beauty dragon fruit with a central support to help it develop a strong central trunk, or let the vines drape around a container.