If I could name A fruit for you It would be jabuticaba Blue, black and small On the outside And soft and sweet within My favourite memory Was under that tree That's been there since I was three Now I would like to Sing for you My jabuticaba song Isn't she lovely Like purple rain Walking on sunshine with you (over the rainbow) Quiet nights, quiet stars It's summertime Quiet nights, quiet stars and you If I could name A tree for you It would be Jabuticaba Under the shade Of the cool green leaves It all comes back to me So when that taste Reminds you You know just where To find me And now I would like to sing for you My jabuticaba song Jabuticaba tree Jabuticaba song - by Bebel Gilberto, Carlinhos Brown
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The Amazing Jabuticaba Trees



This is the story of the Amazing Jabuticaba trees.

In March it looked like Mother Nature had Crazy Glued the berries to the tree trunk!


March 5




March 5




July 9 Thousands of new fruit blossoms on the trees.




July 9




August 2 Thousands of green Jabuticaba berries on the trees. We expect to have lots of berries.




August 2




August 2




Now it is August 12. We were having breakfast at 8 a.m. on a sunny winter morning. I went into the kitchen and heard a noise.

It was a steady Hummmmmmmmmmm or maybe better put, it was a steady Buzzzzzzzzzz.

There were thousands of bees at work in the Jabuticaba trees. They must have a great Union because there were so many working so hard so early in the morning. So-So bees?


Now look what we discovered! The Jabuticaba trees have three stages of fruit.

One - Black berries ready to eat (even the dogs jump up and pick the berries).

Two - Green berries, another new crop already.

Three - thousands more blossoms and the bees hard at work doing their job.

What an amazing sight!!!!



August 12




August 12




August 12




August 12




August 12




August 12




August 12




August 12




August 12




Maybe we should try to make jam this time!

The Jabuticaba trees produce berries at least twice a year and if you water the trees they get loaded with many thousands of berries.

They are truly amazing trees!

Photos by Urso Branco

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