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Orchid Tree Exotics Fruit Farm Orchid Tree Exotics is a Veteran owned and operated fruit and tree vendor dedicated to bringing you

06/03/2026

I imagine that it's long overdue but a quick update, like most of Florida and a ton of farms and nurseries, alot of damage from the Florida freeze of 2026. Hundreds of dead trees but some made it and some are coming back.
Loquat trees were the heardiest with zero protection and 3 nights of below freezing temperatures for 10-12 hours each night. Persimmons and mulberry trees were also unaffected but I feel like that was expected. Trees and others that are slowly showing signs of life are bananas, pineapple, some dragon fruit, Surinam cherry, longevity spinach and pomegranate.
When I started here at the new location I honestly thought I would be enjoying alot of fruits by now but it seems like I picked a very challenging location to grow. Now I have no idea when or if I will be successful here. Either way, remaining optimistic and wishing everyone a great future. Blessings.

Happy New year to all of you! It's time for another quick update, 2022 was a trying year for the farm, had multiple belo...
21/01/2023

Happy New year to all of you! It's time for another quick update, 2022 was a trying year for the farm, had multiple below freezing nights which was brutal for the tropical plants as well as 70-80 MPH winds courtesy of Hurricane Ian which I am still cleaning up from. On a positive note I was able to eat fruit from the miracle berry bush, pitangatuba, Barbados cherry, a couple of figs and 2 sugar apples from trees here at the new location. A few edible perennials that are doing well here are longevity spinach and cranberry hibiscus. The everglades tomatoes also seemed to be unbothered by the cold and I am confident some new seedlings will be popping up in the near future. Have a great year and stay blessed my friends.

13/07/2022

Single-family and duplex homeowners in can get two free trees during the Department of Regulatory and Economic Resources Adopt-a-Tree event on Saturday, July 16 at Florida International University’s Modesto A. Maidique Campus. Pre-register at miamidade.gov/adopt-a-tree.

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