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Madras Thorn Fruit Seeds

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Add a touch of natural resilience and beauty to your garden with our Madras Thorn Fruit Seeds (Pithecellobium dulce), a hardy and fast-growing tree known for its lush foliage and sweet, edible pods. These premium-quality seeds offer excellent germination rates and thrive in sunny, well-drained soils—perfect for garden beds, larger containers, or naturalized landscapes. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced gardener, Madras Thorn is an easy-to-grow choice that brings both shade and flavorful fruit to your outdoor space.

This tropical tree produces dense, feathery leaves and fragrant white flowers, followed by curved pods containing sweet, tangy pulp enjoyed fresh or in traditional recipes. Its drought tolerance and ability to attract wildlife make it a valuable addition to sustainable gardens and edible landscapes. Start planting today and enjoy the beauty, shade, and tasty harvests of the Madras Thorn tree!

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Features
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Life Cycle

Perennial

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Planting Season

Spring to Summer

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Growth Habit

Spreading Tree

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Flavor Profile

Sweet-Sour Pulp

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Plant Characteristics

Thorny Branches

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Use

Culinary, Shade Tree

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Growing Conditions

Warm, Well-Drained

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Harvest Advantages

High Yield

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Plant Resistance

Drought Tolerant

Madras Thorn Fruit Seeds

Pithecellobium dulce

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Seed Names

Madras Thorn, Manila Tamarind

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Seed Type

Open-Pollinated

Madras Thorn, also known as Manila Tamarind, is a fast-growing tropical tree prized for its sweet and tangy edible pulp and its usefulness as a shade or boundary tree. Native to Central America, it thrives in arid and semi-arid climates, offering both environmental and culinary benefits.

Planting Information
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Light Requirement

Full Sun

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Planting Depth

1 inch

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Sowing Method

Direct Sow

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Plant Spacing

10–15 feet

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Days to Maturity

180–240 Days

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Soil Preparation

Sandy, Loamy Soil

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Hardiness Zones

9–11

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Water Needs

Low to Moderate

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Planting Season

Spring to Summer

Coverage

Seed Count

Recommended Coverage

100

Up to 800 sq ft

500

Up to 4000 sq ft

1000

Up to 8000 sq ft

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Sophia Bell
Great for Experimenting Gardeners

If you enjoy trying out unusual fruit trees, this is a fun choice. It does take some patience, but the reward is delicious fruit with a flavor you can�t find at the supermarket.

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Thomas Ward
Healthy and Productive

These seeds came well-packed and sprouted quickly. The trees are thriving in pots for now, and I�m already seeing signs of future fruiting. Excited to have such an unusual plant at home.

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Julia Carter
A Taste of the Tropics

Growing these seeds brought a tropical vibe to my backyard. The trees are hardy, and once the fruit ripened, I was impressed by how refreshing and juicy they were. Reminded me of visiting markets overseas.

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Rachel Evans
Nostalgic Taste

I grew up around Madras Thorn trees abroad, and planting these seeds brought back fond memories. The trees flourished in my greenhouse, and the fruit tastes just as I remembered�sweet, tart, and refreshing.

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Peter Lawson
Excellent for Backyard Growers

These seeds sprouted faster than I expected, and the plants adapted well to my Florida soil. The fruit has a unique flavor, kind of like tamarind but milder. A wonderful addition to my little food forest.

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