Jamun, Krishnarani (grafted)
Jamun, Krishnarani (grafted)
3 inch Pot - 8 to 12" tall plant in 6" diameter x 7" tall pot. SHIPPABLE
1 gallon Pot - 8 to 16" tall plant in 5" x 5" x 6" tall pot. SHIPPABLE
Small Tree Pot - 8 to 16" tall plant in 5" x 5" x 6" tall pot. SHIPPABLE
Large Tree Pot - 8 to 16" tall plant in 5" x 5" x 12" tall pot. SHIPPABLE
3 gallon Pot - 18 to 36" tall plant in 10" diameter x 8" tall pot. IN STORE ONLY
5 gallon Pot - 30" to 60" tall plant in 11" diameter x 10" tall pot. IN STORE ONLY
15 gallon Pot - 60" to 75" tall plant in 17" diameter x 15" tall pot. IN STORE ONLY
Jamun tree is a large and beautiful evergreen tree native to South Asia / Indian subcontinent. It is renowned for its rich purple-black fruits, which are packed with flavor and nutritional benefits. Jamun tree is not just a tree, but a symbol of health and wellness that has been revered in Ayurvedic medicine for centuries.
The 1 to 1.5 inch long, oblong-shaped fruits are bursting with a sweet, tangy, and uniquely astringent flavor that will leave your taste buds craving for more. In India, they are often eaten with a dusting of coarse rock salt. They are also loaded with antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals, making them a perfect addition to a healthy diet.
The Jamun tree is easy to grow and maintain, and it can thrive in a wide range of climates. It is a great addition to any garden, providing shade and beauty while also providing an abundant supply of nutritious fruits. In addition to its fruit, the tree is also prized for its medicinal properties. Its bark, leaves, and seeds have all been used in traditional medicine to treat a variety of ailments, from diabetes to diarrhea.
It has a dense, spreading crown with glossy, dark green leaves that are oval in shape and about 5-10 cm (2-4 inches) in length. The tree produces small, fragrant, white flowers that bloom in clusters and are followed by the fruit, which ripens from green to dark purple-black. In Southern California, expect fruit to ripen around November.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
In early stages, it requires frequent irrigations but after being established, the interval between irrigations can be greatly decreased. Young trees require 8 to 10 irrigations in a year. The mature trees require watering when the fruit is ripening. During autumn and winter months, just an occasional irrigation may be applied when the soil is dry. This will also save the trees from the ill effects of frost in winter.
ABOUT THIS PLANT
Botanic Name: Syzygium cumini
Common Names:
jambul,
jambolan,
jamblang,
jamun,
java plum,
Lifespan: Perennial
Hardiness Zone: Zone 10-Zone 11
Fruiting Season: November
Growth Structure: Very large tree but can be pruned to any size
Fertility Preference:
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Water Preference:
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Sun & Light Preference:
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Years to Fruit: 4 years
Fruiting Season: November
Pruning Season: Spring
Edible? Yes
Native to: India and Southeast Asia
Recommended Size for Container Growing: 15-30 Gallon