Macadamia Nut Grafted Original plant

Macadamia Nut Tree That Lasts a Lifetime
The beautiful green foliage lasts through every season. Starting out as reddish-brown, the leaves of the Macadamia tree quickly turn into a deep, glossy green. Since this tree is an evergreen, you''ll get to enjoy the fresh colors, even in the dead of winter.
Even colder states can enjoy this summery tree. You don''t have to live in the Deep South to have this ornamental beauty in your life.
The bright pink flowers give this tree a tropical look. 
The Macadamia Tree might outlive you! Macadamia Trees often live for over 50 years.
You''ll get plenty of valuable nuts. For those that plant their tree outside or in a greenhouse, you''ll get tons of extremely valuable nuts. The high price of macadamias at the market is no secret.
You don''t have to wait a lifetime for the harvest. This macadamia tree will likely start producing nuts in its 4th year. Unlike many nut trees that can take up to 12 years to produce, you''ll have a huge harvest of macadamias within a few years of planting your tree.
It''s more than just delicious cookies with these nuts. Sure, you''ve had some pretty tasty chocolate and macadamia nut cookies, but there are nearly endless recipes that call for these sweet nuts. Imagine treating your family,
They''re packed full of nutrition too. The expensive price of macadamias in the market has made these nuts seem like a luxury, but they''re certainly a luxury you shouldn''t miss out on.
Pollination Info
Macadamia Nut Tree Pollination
Macadamia Nut Trees are self-fertile. You will get fruit with only one plant. However, adding an additional Macadamia Nut Tree will drastically increase the size of your crop.
Planting & Care
Planting Outside: Plant your Macadamia Nut Tree in a spot in your yard that receives full sun. If temperatures in your area rise above 80 degrees F, then be sure the plant your tree in a place that gets some shade from hot afternoon temperatures. Find a space that is at least 20'' from any other plants. Plant to the same depth of soil as the container it came in. Make sure the soil is well drained. If you amend the soil with fertilizer, only use slow-release fertilizer tablets. Water deeply immediately after planting.
Watering: For the first 4 years of the Macadamia Tree''s life, or until it begins producing nuts, keep the soil moist, but well-drained. The Macadamia Tree''s roots like water,