🌿 Branca INTA 2 White Jaboticaba Tree (Plinia aureana) — Rare Brazilian Fruit | 4" Pot

A rare white-fruited Jaboticaba with honey-sweet potential, beautiful foliage, and serious collector appeal!

Meet Branca INTA 2, an uncommon White Jaboticaba selection prized for its pale yellow-green fruit, delicately sweet floral flavor, and elegant tropical appearance. Unlike the familiar purple-black Jaboticabas, this Brazilian treasure produces light-colored fruit that looks almost luminous against its beautiful green foliage.

With an attractive growth habit, excellent container-growing potential, and the possibility of earlier fruiting than slower traditional Jaboticabas, Branca INTA 2 is a standout for tropical fruit collectors and edible landscape enthusiasts.

🌱 Now available in a 4-inch starter pot! An affordable way to begin growing this rare selection and nurture it into a remarkable fruiting specimen.

🌿 Quick Facts — Branca INTA 2 Jaboticaba

Category	Growing Information
Botanical Name	Plinia aureana — Branca INTA 2 selection
Taxonomy Note	P. aureana is treated by Kew as a synonym of P. phitrantha
Common Names	Branca INTA 2, White Jaboticaba, Jabuticaba Branca
Botanical Family	Myrtaceae
Native Ancestry	Southeastern Brazil, Atlantic Forest
Sale Size	4-inch nursery container
Estimated Age	Young starter plant; actual age varies with propagation and growth
Mature Height	Approximately 10–15 ft; potentially taller in favorable conditions
Mature Width	Approximately 8–15 ft, depending on growing conditions
Managed Height	Approximately 5–8 ft with pruning and long-term container care
USDA Growing Zones	9b–11 preferred outdoors; protected cultivation elsewhere
Sun Requirements	Bright filtered light, partial sun, or acclimated full sun
Cold Hardiness	Frost-sensitive when young; established white types may tolerate brief upper-20°F temperatures, but this is not guaranteed for INTA 2
Growth Rate	Slow to moderate
Growth Habit	Evergreen to occasionally semi-deciduous under stress; upright, branching, cauliflorous
Soil Requirements	Acidic, moist, organic-rich, well-drained
Preferred Soil pH	Approximately 5.0–6.0
Water Requirements	Consistent moisture; poor drought tolerance
Wind / Salt Tolerance	Protect from strong winds and salt exposure
In-Ground Spacing	Approximately 10–15 ft; allow additional room if unpruned
Container Growing	Highly recommended
Fruiting Potential	Several years to maturity; some white types bear earlier than traditional Sabará seedlings

Dimensions, cold tolerance, and time to first fruit are estimates based on White Jaboticaba and related Plinia growing observations rather than verified performance trials for Branca INTA 2.

🍇 Fruit, Flavor & Fruiting — Why Collectors Love Branca INTA 2

Sweet, floral, and beautifully unconventional!

Most Jaboticabas are famous for their rich, grape-like purple-black fruit. Branca INTA 2 takes a different approach, producing distinctive pale fruit associated with the White Jaboticaba group.

Flavor Profile

• Taste: Sweet, mildly floral, with delicate honey-like notes.
• Acidity: Generally perceived as gentler and less tart than many dark-fruited Jaboticabas.
• Pulp: Juicy, translucent, soft, and pleasantly gelatinous.
• Skin: Pale yellow-green to light green or whitish when ripe.
• Fruit Size: White Jaboticaba types commonly produce fruit around ¾–1¼ inches across, although confirmed measurements for INTA 2 are limited.
• Seeds: Usually one or more seeds surrounded by sweet pulp.

Unlike purple-fruited varieties, Branca INTA 2 does not need to turn dark to reach maturity. Fruit color, slight softening, and cultivar-specific ripeness cues are important when determining harvest readiness.

🌸 How Branca INTA 2 Produces Fruit

Jaboticabas are famous for cauliflory, an unusual botanical adaptation in which flowers and fruit develop directly on mature woody branches and sometimes the trunk.

Small, delicate, whitish flowers appear along the older wood before developing into rounded, grape-like fruit.

This unusual fruiting habit makes Jaboticabas both productive edible trees and outstanding ornamental specimens.

⏳ How Long Until Fruiting?

White Jaboticaba selections are often described as more precocious than traditional Sabará-type Jaboticabas.

• Seed-grown white types: Some grower reports indicate initial fruiting around 4–6 years from seed under favorable conditions.
• Vegetatively propagated plants: May bear earlier, depending on the age and maturity of the original plant material.
• Our 4-inch starter plants: Should be expected to require several additional years before flowering or fruiting.

These are general growing estimates, not a guaranteed timeline for Branca INTA 2.

🍃 Harvest Season — Florida & Beyond

Central and South Florida: Spring through summer offers strong flowering and fruiting potential, with additional harvest cycles possible during warm, moist weather.

Other subtropical regions: Harvests are often more seasonal, typically following periods of favorable temperatures and moisture.

Greenhouse and container cultivation: Flowering depends on adequate maturity, light, warmth, humidity, and consistent root health.

Mature White Jaboticaba types may flower multiple times annually. Production generally improves as trees develop more mature fruiting wood.

🐝 How to Encourage Better Fruit Set

1. Maintain steady moisture, especially during flowering and fruit development.
2. Provide bright filtered light or gradually acclimated sunshine.
3. Use moderate organic nutrition rather than excessive nitrogen.
4. Encourage pollinating insects with nearby flowering plants.
5. Avoid heavy pruning that removes mature fruiting branches.
6. Protect from prolonged drought, strong winds, and freezing temperatures.

A second Jaboticaba tree is generally not required for fruiting, although pollinator activity may improve production. Specific pollination trials for Branca INTA 2 are limited.

Culinary Uses — A Fruit Worth Growing at Home

The best Jaboticaba experience usually happens right under the tree!

Jaboticaba fruit is highly perishable, often deteriorating rapidly after harvest. That is one reason these extraordinary fruits are seldom encountered in conventional grocery stores.

Growing Branca INTA 2 gives you the opportunity to experience its delicate sweetness at peak ripeness.

Favorite Ways to Enjoy White Jaboticaba

• Fresh eating: Enjoy the juicy pulp straight from a ripe fruit.
• Homemade preserves: Create delicate jams, jellies, and fruit compotes.
• Desserts: Add pulp to sorbets, tarts, yogurt, ice cream, or pastries.
• Beverages: Use ripe fruit for juices, syrups, fruit-infused sparkling water, or fermented drinks.
• Specialty recipes: Experiment with reductions, sauces, and fruit toppings.

Because White Jaboticaba has a more delicate flavor than many dark-skinned types, fresh eating is one of its most appealing culinary uses.

🌎 The Story Behind Branca INTA 2

A Rare Brazilian Fruit With a Collector's Identity

White Jaboticabas trace their botanical ancestry to Brazil's Atlantic Forest, one of the world's most remarkable centers of plant diversity.

The name jabuticaba has Indigenous Brazilian linguistic roots and is closely associated with the country's beloved trunk-fruiting trees.

Branca INTA 2 is a named selection circulating in rare-fruit collector and nursery collections, rather than a widely standardized commercial fruit cultivar.

The designation “INTA” may suggest an association with Argentine agricultural or collector networks, but a verified breeding history or formal origin story for Branca INTA 2 has not been established. It should not be represented as a confirmed release from an agricultural research institution.

That makes accurate identification especially valuable to collectors seeking specific Jaboticaba genetics.

🌳 Ornamental Beauty Beyond the Harvest

Branca INTA 2 offers much more than fruit.

• Attractive green foliage, often with prominent leaf veins
• Bronze, reddish, or salmon-toned new growth characteristic of many white/phitrantha types
• Smooth woody stems that develop interesting character with age
• Elegant branching suitable for tropical courtyards and patio collections
• Decorative flowers and unusual fruiting displays on mature wood

Landscape applications: Specimen tree, edible courtyard centerpiece, protected food forest understory, tropical patio tree, or ornamental container collection.

🍇 Branca INTA 2 Compared With Other Jaboticabas

Choosing the right Jaboticaba is a combination of flavor preference, space, cold exposure, and patience.

Variety	Fruit Characteristics	Fruiting Expectations	Growing Appeal
Branca INTA 2	Pale green, sweet, floral, gentle acidity	Some white types are relatively early; INTA 2-specific timing unverified	Rare collector selection, container-friendly
Sabará	Small, purple-black, rich grape-like flavor	Often 8–10+ years from seed	Classic Brazilian favorite
Grimal	Dark fruit, rich and complex, often larger	Generally several years to maturity	Strong ornamental and fruit quality
Novak / Phitrantha	Sweet, balanced fruit	Varies with propagation	Unusual foliage and collectible genetics
Campo Ramón	Sweet, sometimes described as cherry-like	Varies with provenance	Rare-fruit collector appeal
Pingo de Mel	Very sweet, honey-like	Often earlier than Sabará in collector reports	Exceptional sweetness
Red Hybrid	Red to purple, juicy and mildly acidic	Often among the earlier-fruiting selections	Popular for container growers
Scarlet	Reddish fruit, sweet and juicy	Several years, depending on propagation	Distinctive fruit color
Yellow Jaboticaba	Yellow fruit, often described as tangy and apricot-like	Slow to moderate	Different fruit character and botanical identity

❄️ Cold Tolerance Comparison

Jaboticaba cold tolerance varies significantly by species, maturity, plant health, and duration of exposure.

• Sabará and some established traditional types: Often regarded as relatively cold-resilient among commonly grown Jaboticabas.
• Branca INTA 2 and other White Jaboticabas: Moderate cold resilience is reported in grower circles, but cultivar-specific hardiness has not been established.
• Red Hybrid and Scarlet: Young specimens should receive frost protection and are generally treated as subtropical fruit trees.

For Branca INTA 2: Protect all young plants from frost and freezing temperatures. Established trees may tolerate brief colder conditions, but do not rely on specific minimum-temperature claims without a protected microclimate.

Collector's perspective: Branca INTA 2 is particularly appealing for growers searching for unusual pale fruit, sweet fresh-eating quality, and a long-term container specimen.

☀️ Where to Grow Branca INTA 2

Branca INTA 2 prefers the combination that makes subtropical growing successful: bright light, organic soil, consistent moisture, and good root aeration.

Best Planting Locations

• Morning sunshine with afternoon shade
• Bright filtered light under open-canopy trees
• Protected patios, lanais, and courtyards
• Well-mulched edible landscapes with dependable irrigation
• Bright greenhouses or protected growing structures

Locations to Avoid

• Hot reflected afternoon sunlight on young plants
• Exposed, dry, windy planting sites
• Coastal locations experiencing significant salt spray
• Compacted soil with poor drainage
• Alkaline soil without a pH management strategy
• Frost pockets where cold air accumulates

Larger, established Jaboticabas may adapt to more direct sunlight than starter plants. Gradual acclimation is essential.

🌾 Soil Requirements

Branca INTA 2 prefers slightly acidic to acidic soil, approximately pH 5.0–6.0, with plentiful organic matter and consistent moisture.

The root zone should retain moisture while allowing excess water to drain.

For Florida growers:

• Sandy soil: Add surface organic matter and mulch to improve moisture retention.
• Heavy or poorly drained soil: Improve drainage or plant on a slightly raised mound.
• Alkaline or limestone-based soil: Consider container culture for easier pH management.
• Organic landscapes: Maintain mulch, microbial activity, and gentle fertility.

🌳 Planting Branca INTA 2 — The GreenDreams High & Tight Method

We recommend allowing young plants to acclimate fully before transplanting.

Do not immediately transplant a newly shipped 4-inch Jaboticaba. Keep it in its original container for at least 30 days and until healthy new growth appears.

When ready for in-ground planting:

1. Select a suitable location with adequate light, irrigation, and drainage.
2. Dig a hole slightly wider than the nursery root ball and no deeper than its current soil level.
3. Position the root crown at or slightly above the surrounding grade using our High & Tight planting method.
4. Backfill with suitable native soil and appropriate organic amendments, firming gently around the roots without excessive compaction.
5. Water thoroughly at soil level.
6. Top-dress with finished compost and suitable organic nutrients if needed.
7. Apply 2–3 inches of hardwood mulch around the root zone, keeping mulch away from the trunk.

The goal is to promote healthy oxygen exchange, root development, soil biology, and drainage without burying the root crown.

🎥 Watch our GreenDreams fruit tree planting tutorial:

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💧 Watering — The Secret to Happy Jaboticabas

Branca INTA 2 prefers consistent moisture and does not tolerate severe drying well.

🪴 Container Watering

• Check soil moisture daily during warm weather.
• Four-inch starter pots may require daily watering, especially in Florida summers.
• Water thoroughly until excess water drains from the bottom.
• Do not allow the root ball to become completely dry.
• Reduce watering frequency during cooler weather, based on actual moisture conditions.

💡 GreenDreams Tip: Small pots have limited moisture reserves. A 4-inch plant can dry out considerably faster than a 1-gallon or larger specimen.

🌳 In-Ground Watering

First several weeks: Check moisture daily and water as needed. Daily watering may be required during hot, dry conditions.

As roots establish: Gradually transition toward deeper watering approximately 2–3 times weekly, adjusting for rainfall and soil conditions.

Established trees: Maintain even moisture with deep irrigation during dry periods. Avoid repeated drought stress, particularly while flowering and fruiting.

Our preferred watering method: Morning irrigation directly at soil level using drip lines or a directed watering wand.

Avoid routine overhead irrigation. Keeping foliage dry can reduce unnecessary leaf wetness and disease pressure; intense afternoon watering is also less efficient because of evaporation.

🪴 Container Growing — Perfect for Your 4" Starter Plant

Branca INTA 2 is an excellent candidate for long-term container culture, especially for growers outside ideal subtropical growing regions.

Containers make it easier to control soil acidity, moisture, winter protection, and overall tree size.

🌱 When Should You Transplant?

After shipping, allow at least 30 days and visible new growth, whichever comes later.

Transplant when:

• Roots begin circling the container heavily
• Soil dries too quickly despite adequate watering
• Roots become crowded and plant growth slows
• Water runs through the pot without evenly moistening the root ball

A lightly root-filled pot is not automatically a problem. Jaboticabas can tolerate restricted roots better than many fruit trees, provided moisture and nutrients remain adequate.

🪴 Recommended Container Progression

Current Container	Next Recommended Size
4-inch starter	1 gallon
1 gallon	3 gallons
3 gallons	7 gallons
7 gallons	15 gallons
15 gallons	25–30 gallons or larger

Avoid moving a young plant directly into an excessively large pot, which may retain too much water around a small root system.

How to Up-Pot

1. Water the plant before transplanting.
2. Select a container with adequate drainage holes.
3. Add pre-moistened acidic potting mix.
4. Gently remove the existing root ball, avoiding unnecessary root disturbance.
5. Loosen tightly circling roots only when necessary.
6. Replant at the same original soil depth.
7. Water thoroughly and return to bright filtered light while recovering.

🏡 Can Branca INTA 2 Grow Indoors?

Yes, with appropriate lighting and environmental conditions.

For winter indoor growing:

• Provide bright windows or supplemental grow lighting.
• Maintain moderate humidity and good airflow.
• Keep away from heating vents and cold drafts.
• Monitor watering carefully.
• Gradually reacclimate the plant to outdoor conditions in spring.

Long-term indoor fruit production is more challenging than protected outdoor or greenhouse cultivation because of light limitations.

🍃 Seasonal Growing Guide — Florida & the Southeast

Branca INTA 2 is generally evergreen in favorable subtropical conditions, although White Jaboticaba relatives may show partial or semi-deciduous leaf loss under environmental stress.

Some winter leaf yellowing or shedding does not automatically mean a plant has died.

Season	What to Expect	Recommended Care
🌸 Spring	Fresh growth, colorful foliage flushes, possible flowering on mature trees	Resume gentle feeding, maintain moisture, repot established plants if needed
☀️ Summer	Active growth, possible fruiting, greater water demand	Check small pots daily, protect from intense afternoon heat
🍂 Fall	Slower growth as temperatures cool, possible late fruiting	Reduce heavy fertilizer, monitor rainfall, prepare frost protection
❄️ Winter	Slowed growth, possible stress-related leaf drop	Protect from frost, reduce watering when appropriate, avoid major pruning

🌸 Spring — March Through May

Spring is a great season for root establishment and new foliage development in Central Florida.

Monitor new growth and begin gentle organic fertilization as temperatures warm. Mature trees may initiate flowering and fruiting during favorable periods.

☀️ Summer — June Through September

Florida's warmth and humidity favor active growth, but container plants can dry quickly.

Check small pots daily, maintain consistent irrigation, and monitor drainage during periods of heavy rain.

Young plants may benefit from afternoon shade during intense heat.

🍁 Fall — October Through November

Continue watering based on actual weather and soil moisture. Avoid excessive late-season nitrogen that encourages tender new growth immediately before cold weather.

Prepare suitable winter protection for young plants.

❄️ Winter — December Through February

Young Branca INTA 2 plants should be protected when frost or freezing temperatures are forecast.

Move containers into a greenhouse, protected porch, or suitable indoor space during cold events.

For planted trees, use frost cloth extending to the ground and supplemental warmth when necessary.

Avoid aggressive pruning or fertilization while growth is inactive.

USDA Zone 9a and colder: Container growing with dependable frost protection is strongly recommended.

✂️ Pruning, Fertilizing & Organic Maintenance

Pruning Branca INTA 2

This tree typically needs minimal pruning.

• Remove dead, damaged, or crossing branches.
• Shape lightly to maintain a balanced canopy.
• Preserve older woody growth where flowers may develop.
• Avoid heavy pruning of young starter plants.
• Conduct more significant shaping after fruiting when necessary.




Organic Fertility

Branca INTA 2 responds best to moderate, steady nutrition.

• Top-dress with mature compost or worm castings.
• Apply gentle organic fruit-tree fertilizer during active growth.
• Maintain hardwood mulch to support moisture and soil biology.
• Test soil pH before correcting suspected nutrient deficiencies.
• Use appropriate micronutrients only when soil or foliage conditions indicate a need.

Avoid heavy applications of soluble fertilizers or amendments that create salt buildup around sensitive roots.




🔍 Branca INTA 2 Troubleshooting Guide

⚠️ Issue	🧠 Possible Cause	🌿 Recommended Solution
🍂 Yellow leaves	High soil pH, nutrient imbalance, or root stress	Check moisture and pH before treating
☀️ Crispy leaf edges	Drought, salt buildup, wind, or sun exposure	Restore consistent moisture and provide filtered light
🍃 Leaf drop after shipping	Transit stress or environmental changes	Keep sheltered and moist; allow recovery
💦 Wilting in wet soil	Poor drainage or damaged roots	Improve aeration and avoid saturated conditions
🌱 Slow growth	Juvenile growth habit or insufficient light	Maintain stable care and inspect roots if needed
🐛 Scale or aphids	Sap-feeding insects	Inspect regularly, remove manually, or use labeled organic controls
🕷️ Spider mites	Dry foliage and environmental stress	Inspect leaf undersides and improve growing conditions
🍄 Leaf spotting	Excess leaf wetness or disease	Improve airflow and use soil-level irrigation
🌸 No flowers	Plant immaturity or environmental stress	Allow time to mature; maintain consistent care
❄️ Cold-damaged foliage	Frost exposure	Protect from additional cold; delay pruning until damage is clear

Not every insect requires treatment. At GreenDreams, we encourage beneficial insects and recommend identifying pests before using any control products.




⚠️ Important Growing Cautions

• Young plants are frost-sensitive.
• Consistent moisture is essential, especially in 4-inch containers.
• Alkaline soils can interfere with nutrient availability.
• Salt spray and strong drying winds are undesirable.
• Poor drainage can damage fine feeder roots.
• Slow growth is normal, especially during establishment.
• Shipping stress may cause leaf drop or temporary growth interruption.

No major toxicity concerns are established for the edible ripe fruit, but other plant parts and seeds should not be treated as food without reliable safety information.




❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How fast does Branca INTA 2 produce fruit?

White Jaboticaba selections may produce sooner than traditional Sabará seedlings, with some reported to fruit in approximately 4–6 years from seed. Branca INTA 2-specific timelines remain uncertain, and our 4-inch starter plants will need additional years of growing.

Is Branca INTA 2 actually white?

The fruit is typically pale green, yellow-green, or whitish rather than bright white. Color varies with maturity and growing conditions.

Is Branca INTA 2 sweeter than Sabará?

White Jaboticabas are commonly described as milder, sweeter, and less acidic than some traditional dark-fruited types. Flavor remains subjective and can vary by harvest.

Can Branca INTA 2 remain in a container permanently?

Yes. With appropriate pot progression, irrigation, nutrition, and occasional pruning, it can be maintained as a manageable container tree.

Does Branca INTA 2 need a pollinator?

A second Jaboticaba cultivar is generally not required, although beneficial insect activity may improve fruit set. Reliable cultivar-specific pollination studies are limited.

Can Branca INTA 2 grow in full sun?

Mature, acclimated trees may tolerate full sun, particularly with adequate irrigation. Young plants perform best with filtered light or morning sun until acclimated.

Will Branca INTA 2 survive a freeze?

Young plants require protection. Older White Jaboticaba trees may tolerate brief cold events, but survival depends on exposure duration, tree maturity, and growing conditions.

Should I transplant my 4-inch Jaboticaba immediately?

No. Keep it in its original nursery pot for at least 30 days and until healthy new growth appears. Up-pot when the root system begins outgrowing the container.

Is Branca INTA 2 the same as every other White Jaboticaba?

No. Branca INTA 2 is a specific collector-trade designation within the White Jaboticaba group. Other selections may differ in fruit characteristics, growth, and fruiting age.




🌟 Is Branca INTA 2 Right for You?

✅ Ideal For

• Rare-fruit collectors
• Florida and subtropical growers
• Container and patio gardeners
• Food forest and edible landscape enthusiasts
• Greenhouse growers in colder regions
• Gardeners interested in unusual fruit and ornamental trees
• Patient growers who enjoy nurturing young plants

❌ Not Ideal For

• Anyone expecting immediate fruit production
• Dry, unirrigated landscapes
• Exposed salty coastal properties
• Unprotected outdoor planting in freezing climates
• Growers unable to monitor the moisture needs of small starter plants




🚚 Shipping & Handling — Important Information for 4" Plants

Your Branca INTA 2 Jaboticaba ships in a 4-inch nursery container. This is a young, developing plant that requires more attention than a larger, established tree.

🌎 Best Regions for Shipping

Our 4-inch plants are most suitable for shipping to:

• Florida
• The Southeastern United States
• Texas

These regions generally offer more favorable transit conditions and shorter UPS Ground routes from our Florida nursery.

⚠️ Buyer Discretion for Northern & Western States

We ship throughout the continental United States using UPS Ground only, with shipments departing every Monday.

Please consider:

• Extended transit: Northern and western deliveries can take considerably longer.
• Extreme weather: High summer temperatures and winter cold can cause shipping stress or damage.
• California inspections: Agricultural inspections may extend transit times.
• Small container size: Four-inch pots have limited moisture reserves and dry out faster.
• Plant recovery: Leaf yellowing, leaf loss, or slowed growth may occur after prolonged transit.

GreenDreams cannot guarantee optimal arrival condition or cover damage caused by extreme weather or extended ground-shipping conditions. Buyers assume these additional risks when ordering during unfavorable weather or to distant destinations.

We strongly recommend selecting a 1-gallon or larger plant whenever available, particularly for northern or western shipping destinations.

🌱 Care After Your Plant Arrives

1. Unpack promptly and inspect the plant.
2. Check soil moisture and water thoroughly when needed.
3. Place in bright filtered light, protected from harsh afternoon sun.
4. Maintain consistent moisture and avoid unnecessary disturbance.
5. Wait at least 30 days and until healthy new growth appears before transplanting.
6. Gradually acclimate to its permanent growing location.

A little patience after shipping goes a long way toward helping your young Jaboticaba establish.




🏡 Shop With Us in Person — GreenDreams Nursery & Farm

Looking for larger Jaboticabas, additional rare cultivars, or tropical fruit trees not available online?

Visit our retail nursery, where we carry a diverse collection of edible, medicinal, native, and ecologically useful plants in a variety of sizes.

GreenDreams Nursery & Farm — Open to the Public

🌾 18709 US Hwy. 41, Spring Hill, FL 34610

🕘 Tuesday–Friday: 9 AM–5 PM | Saturday: 8 AM–3 PM

🌿 Come see what's growing, blooming, and fruiting this week!

Our online store and retail nursery maintain separate inventories. Larger plants and additional varieties may be available exclusively for in-person purchase.




🌿 Beyond the Plant: GreenDreams Services

At GreenDreams, we do more than grow plants — we design, build, and restore productive ecosystems across Florida.

• 🌳 Onsite consultations and edible landscape design
• 🌱 Food forest, orchard, and regenerative landscape installations
• 🚚 Bulk compost, mulch, biochar, and soil material delivery
• 🌾 Wholesale plants and large-scale regenerative growing solutions

From your first rare fruit tree to an entire edible ecosystem, we're here to help you grow something meaningful.

Your next edible adventure can start with Branca INTA 2! 🌿