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Dragon Fruit 'Pearl'

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$11.19 $16.95 In stock

Category: Plants

Dragon Fruit 'Pearl' is a climbing, evergreen fruit plant offered by The Diggers Club. It is listed among fruit and nuts and climbers and vines, and is suited to warm growing conditions according to its cold and heat zone listings.

  • Botanical listing: Dragon Fruit 'Pearl', category Plants
  • Growth habit: evergreen climber or vine
  • Flowering months listed: April and December
  • Fruiting months listed: February and June
  • Available as a Single Plant (Midi Pot)
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Alexander ★★★★★

I've had this climbing dragon fruit for a few months now, and it's already sending out new shoots in our warm spot. The plant handled the transition to a pot beautifully, and I'm excited to see it eventually climb a trellis.

Elizabeth ★★★★★

The stems are already shooting up the trellis I put in, and I’m excited to see how the fruit develops in our warm climate. It arrived healthy and well-rooted, despite the heat.

John C. ★★★★★

This climbing dragon fruit has taken off against my sunny fence, sending out long new shoots within just a couple of weeks. The warmth-loving variety is clearly thriving in our summer heat, and I'm excited to see if it flowers next season.