

1532804169780 Cashew Tree 99.95 ////USD InStock Tree Fruit Trees for Florida New Arrivals Nut Trees Plant Sale- Up to 50% Off Unique Trees & Plants up to 50% Off! Warranty Nature’s Candy, Right in Your BackyardĮye-catching, economical and easy-to-grow. The unshelled cashew nut can be stored for up to two years. Cashew apples can be eaten raw or made into a juice. After harvesting, you should separate the cashew apple from the nut. Harvest the cashews from your Cashew Tree when the cashew apples (the red covering) turn pink or red and the cashew nutshells are gray. Major pests to monitor are the tea mosquito, stem and root borer, leaf miner and blossom webber.

If you maintain your Cashew Tree and keep it in good health, it will remain generally pest-free. Ensure you cut back overcrowded branches to promote the most vigorous and healthy growth possible. Prune your Cashew Tree regularly, making sure to remove weak, dead or entangled branches. It’s also beneficial to apply compost or farm manure once a year around the surface of the soil on your mature tree. Place your fertilizer around the base of your Cashew Tree every two months during growing season. Use slow-release fertilizer 8-3-9 according to the product instructions. Your Cashew Tree will need regular fertilizer application to thrive and produce a rich bounty of fruit. Let the soil dry between weekly watering sessions. Overwatering can harm the tree, so water your Cashew Tree only if its soil is dry. Reduce or cease watering during winter months. During the summer months, water your tree once or twice weekly and ensure your watering is thorough and deep, reaching the root ball. Your Cashew Tree will be moderately drought tolerant once it’s established, but until then, your tree should be watered regularly. Soil should be well-drained, and the tree should be planted in a way that allows water to flow smoothly. Your Cashew Tree prefers sandy soil with a pH level around 5-6.5. Gently tamp down the soil as you backfill. Backfill your hole after placing the root ball properly.
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Plant your Cashew Tree in a hole as deep as the root ball and twice as wide.Įnsure the roots are free and firmly placed into the soil. Once you’ve chosen a sun-soaked locale, follow the steps below: Multiple Cashew Trees will need to be spaced adequately as well to ensure that the mature trees have enough growing room. Your Cashew Tree needs at least six hours of direct sunlight – it will not fruit if it’s grown in the shade, so be sure you plant your tree in an area with proper sunlight. The Cashew Tree ticks all the boxes of a luxuriant landscape must-have. When florals bloom in the winter, bursts of white and pink are gathered in a stunning blanket that’s aromatically fragrant.Įye-catching, economical and easy-to-grow. Their evergreen leaves are leathery, gleaming and dark green. Best of all, these trees are known for their good looks. A sweet and astringent flavor (and somewhat chewy texture) make them the perfect afternoon treat.Īnd left unshelled, cashew nuts from your Cashew Tree can be stored for up to two years. High amounts of calcium, vitamin B1 and iron round out this snacktime favorite – providing more nutrition than most other fruits. Each cashew apple (covering the nut inside) is a rich source of vitamin C and packs as much as five times more of the vitamin than an orange. Not only are your cashews mouth-watering and tasty, but they’re also one of the healthiest nut varieties available. The delicious cashews are nearly as versatile as the tree. Though the trees are cold sensitive and grow best in warmer climates, the Cashew Tree is drought resistant and will continue to progress in spite of dry spells. The tree can tolerate poor soil and is self-fertile, so no green thumb is no problem. Under favorable conditions, your Cashew Tree will grow well and thrive, fruiting in just two years. This tree’s beauty belies the strength within. Plus, the Cashew Tree is super durable and adaptable. This tree not only imparts the delectable deliciousness of cashews, but it also provides an eye-catching focal point for your landscape. Even better? You can harvest cashews right from your backyard with the Cashew Tree.
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Whether they’re fresh, candied or stewed, cashews are a classic snack and full of healthful benefits.
