The Inga Trees of South America – Ice Cream that Grows on a Tree

Inga, or ice cream beans, grow plentifully throughout South and Central America, and in addition to their sweet tasting pulp, they have incredible soil regenerating properties that have the potential to combat destructive slash and burn practices in South America's rainforests.

Inga edulis, commonly known as ice cream bean or guaba, is a fruit tree native to Central and South America. The tree is fast-growing and can reach up

Jumbo Ice Cream Bean Tree (inga edulis) Guama machete tropical

Show your outdoor Ice Cream Bean Tree (Inga edulis) - TROPICAL

Pacay/Ice Cream Bean /Inga feuilleei

Plants Comprehensive Ice Cream Bean - Inga edulis

The Inga Trees of South America – Ice Cream that Grows on a Tree

Inga tree hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy

Foraging Ice Cream Beans - Inga edulis - Milkwood

Inga Edulis (Ice-cream Bean Tree) - up to 90', large Nitrogen

Growing an Ice Cream Bean Cutting, Days 0-42

Inga edulis - Wikipedia

Polynesian Produce Stand : ~PACAY~ ICE CREAM BEAN Inga feuilleei

Costa Rican Guaba Tree - Taste Ice Cream Bean at Home! 🌴