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Wow this looks pretty cool:








http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jabuticaba
 
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pretty cool!
 
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That is Awesome!

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It's called a jaboticaba. They taste like A cross between a lychee and a grape. I used to work at a tropical botanic garden and we had a small grove of them. They make good jelly. They are one of my favorite fruits and I hope to grow a couple one day.
 
Matt Smith
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That is absolutely otherworldly. Neato.
 
Xisca Nicolas
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Need a LOT of water and heat...
Tropical humid climate... may be ok in Florida?
I dropped the idea myself.

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