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Tropical Fruit - Dragon Fruit

This climbing cactus is one of the most beautiful and widespread members of the Cactaceae family. The magnificent night-blooming white flowers can be up to 14 inches in length. The fruit is most often eaten chilled and cut in half so the flesh may be spooned out. The juice is used in frozen drinks. Available June through November.

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