Tamarind (Sweet) Tree
Tamarind — Tamarindus indica
Brown brittle pods contain sticky brown pulp around seeds.
This plant is also called: Tamarindo (Spanish), tamarino (Portuguese), tamarinier (French), Tamarinde (German), 酸子 (Chinese), タマリンド (Japanese), 타마린드 (Korean), Тамаринд (Russian). Names from public plant databases.
| Size / pot | Price | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| 3 Gallon | 55.00 USD | In stock |
| 7 Gallon | 75.00 USD | Out of stock · Request this size |
Stock checked 38 minutes ago.
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Not sure this tree fits your yard? Ask Maxi, or call us.
Plant facts
- Plant type
- Fruit tree
- Foliage
- Semi-evergreen
- Hardiness zones
- 10b-11
- Chill hours
- 0
- Pollination
- Insect-pollinated; a single tree sets pods.
- Mature size
- 60-80 ft.
- Sun exposure
- full sun
- Harvest season
- April-June in Florida.
Growing results vary with your climate, site, care and weather. The information shown here is general guidance and does not guarantee how a plant will perform once planted at your property. For performance related issues, please reference our care guides.
Sweeter and less acidic than common tamarind, with date, caramel and gentle tang. Dense, sticky and chewy. Warm caramel-fruit aroma.
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Florida hardiness zones
This plant is rated for zones 10 to 11. Zones it suits are outlined in the key.
- 8b
- 9a
- 9b
- 10a (suits this plant)
- 10b (suits this plant)
- 11a (suits this plant)
- 11b (suits this plant)
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