Sentences with phrase «tropical fruit trees»

Three private self - contained B&B bungalows on 30 acres of rainforest with tropical gardens, exotic tropical fruit trees and easy walking trails.

The gardens are planted with a wide variety of tropical fruit trees including banana, lemon, jackfruit, mango, coconut trees as well as pineapple plants.

Garden / Patio: Casa Bumerango has a lush yard, filled with tropical fruit trees, flowers, and a jungle - like feel, even though it is in the town of Quepos.

«With a huge garden and tropical fruit trees in our yard, we spend only $ 25 a week on groceries.

The Draft Genome of the Transgenic Tropical Fruit Tree Papaya (Carica papayaLinnaeus).

Includes a macadamia plantation, coffee plantations, a tropical fruit winery, a distillery, home made ice - cream, and a stroll amongst tropical fruit trees from around the world.

Land has multiple mature tropical fruit trees of a variety of species, some bamboo groves, and currently even runs a few cattle.

The lush 1/3 acre site features tropical fruit trees, a gazebo and hammocks.

These private luxurious accommodations, referred to in Spanish as «Casita» Suites or small homes, are positioned off a lovely pathway lined with fragrant tropical fruit trees and lush landscaping.

The house derived its name from the grove of mature sour orange and other tropical fruit trees found at the site chosen for the house of refuge, but no record or evidence of who planted the trees has survived.

The Hotel also features a water fall cascading into the swimming pool and a sunken pool bar, all established in a lush undergrowth of tropical fruit trees.

If I could I would fill our big yard with tropical fruit trees, but, that is best done down by Miami.

On the way up look out for hermit crabs and red - tailed hawks among the tree ferns, elephant - ear vines, and tropical fruit trees.

It is surrounded by lush vegetation and tropical fruit trees...

The inn has over 300 tropical fruit trees.

The best of all is the laid - back, authentic rural style of San Juan de la Isla, which is set inside the Finca San Juan, a tropical fruit tree plantation surrounded by precious wood trees and rare wildlife.

Finca San Juan de la Isla on Ometepe Island is located within a tropical fruit tree plantation.

This spacious, luxurious room is in a small house surrounded by landscaped grounds and tropical fruit trees.

Laid out on an open grassy area, it features recreated versions of their large, circular thatched dwellings, as well as a small plot of cultivated land, tropical fruit trees and life - sized models of Taino at work and play.

Gilbert Larose, who describes his ancestry as a mix of African, French and Indian, spent five years developing the two - hectare site on a grassy slope, which includes a medicinal garden, tropical fruit trees, some farm animals, heritage art, a small museum and an opportunity to see how traditional food staples, such as cocoa sticks and manioc are prepared.