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Mac Nut Trees - macuu222 - 06-26-2006
Does anyone know where I can purchase a Mac Nut tree for my property? I had one for 15 years and it finally died. I tried all the local plant stores in Hilo and in HPP and no one carries them.
RE: Mac Nut Trees - Tahunatics - 06-27-2006
We've been looking all over too with no luck. You can get macadamia seeds locally from Oscar at fruitlovers.com
http://www.fruitlovers.com/seedlistUSA.html
Steve & Regina
Tahoe/Hawaiian Acres
RE: Mac Nut Trees - Carolann R - 06-27-2006
Aloha! I found this on the Craigslist today:
http://honolulu.craigslist.org/big/for/174043050.html
There was another party selling native trees...didn't see mac trees, but maybe a good source?
Carrie
Edited by - Carolann R on 06/27/2006 20:44:51
RE: Mac Nut Trees - Lucy - 06-27-2006
Macuu, Steve and Regina,
Looks like you may be able to get a fresh nut and scarify it and then plant it, if you are willing to wait the extra time for growth of the tree.
Don't know if they come true this way or not.
You would be able to find out though doing a search on propagation of the mac nut trees.
Lucy
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RE: Mac Nut Trees - lkrider - 06-28-2006
Here's a thought...
My grandparents's farm on Kona side had some mac nut trees. Maybe there are some keikis around that could be dug up? I wouldn't mind a couple either, though I do wonder if they need to be higher in elevation than our lot (HPP 3rd and Maku'u).
If you want to do a little research on whether transplanting is feasible, I'll take a hike up to the farm and see if there are any trees. I'll be there to start my new teaching job in late July but will have weekends. Let me know!
Linda in CO, not for much longer!
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