SARIAN FARM
SARIAN EXOTIC FRUIT TREES (SEFT)
Sarian Exotic Fruit Trees or simply SARIAN FARM, is in Teresa, Rizal, Philippines. It is along the road, Km 36.6, about 30 meters before Teresa-Morong boundary. Teresa is the next town to Antipolo City. It specializes in propagating superior varieties of fruit trees and some selected other crops.
How to go:
SARIAN FARM is very easy to locate. It is along the national road in Teresa, Rizal, about 30 meters on the right side before the Teresa-Morong boundary.
If you are coming from Manila with your own ride, take Ortigas Avenue Extension and drive all through Antipolo City and down to Teresa. You will pass through a zigzag road before reaching the town of Teresa. If you take a jeep or bus, make sure that the vehicle you take passes through Antipolo City proper and not through the town of Angono.
List of Available Exotic Fruit Trees
All the varieties featured below are grown at SARIAN FARM. We do not have a pricelist available as supply may vary from time to time. We have seedlings available for most varieties and medium sizes and full grown in container pots for some varieties. To set for a farm visit or group tour, inquire about sales & pricing - simply contact ROSE:globe: 09150021368 and smart: 09475900398 or submit a filled contact form here.
Makopa Varieties
Different varieties of Makopa to choose from - most are juicy, crunchy and sweet. Some can also produce big fruits by keeping one fruit in a cluster like the ones found in Thailand fruit markets. This has been one of the practices we have learned by visiting farms in other countries.
Best Sellers
These are some of the exotic fruit trees that Sarian Exotic Fruit Trees Farm have introduced in the local market.
Longkong Lanzones is an all time favorite fruit bearing tree that is always available at the farm. Visitors occasionally enjoy munching from our baskets of Longkong fruit harvests at the Sarian Farm in Teresa, Rizal. The fruits are sweet, latexless and often seedless. Big inventory of grafted planting materials are available in big numbers at the Sarian Farm.
Malaysian Hybrid Durian, ZBS posing with clustering fruits. The fruits are just about 1.5 to 2 kilos each, which is good because small fruits are easier to market, especially if they have superior eating quality just like this one. The flesh is chrome yellow with a mealy consistency. It is fine-textured.
The Sarian Farm has other Durian varieties like Monthong and UP Gold.
BR25 Cacao is an ever-bearing variety. Starts fruiting in 18 months. Cacao is one of the priority crops in the Philippines because the supply is short. Cacao can be inter-cropped in coconut plantations. Sarian Farm has plenty of seedlings. (Note: This was previously referred to as Red Criollo. DNA test has confirmed that it is BR 24, one of the best varieties for commercial planting. It is said that 26 pods will usually yield one kilo of dried cocoa beans.)
Exotic Fruits
These are some of the exotic fruit trees that Sarian Exotic Fruit Trees Farm have introduced in the local market.
These are seedlings of Bhagwa variety of pomegranate from India which are growing very well at the farm. These can be grown direct in the ground or in large containers, The ones in medium rubberized containers in Teresa are particularly fast growing because they are provided with a growing medium that is a mixture of Durabloom fertilizer, garden soil and rice hull. Thereโs keen interest in growing pomegranate because of its reported medicinal attributes. It contains a lot of antioxidants and is also said to be essential in maintaining good health of the prostate gland.



Mangoes
Different varieties of Mangoes that we produce in the farm are superior and has different qualities to chose from. We have Golden Queen, R2-E2 (Peach mango), Sweet Elena carabao mango, not in photos are Golden Phoenix, Eating Green, Chokanan and Lubdok from Thailand and Guimaras Mangoes.

Citrus
These are our citrus varieties available.

Variegated Calamansi is an attractive variety that is both decorative and economic. It can serve as an attractive decorative plant that will at the same provide the owner a ready source of calamansi fruits for his or her kitchen use. The leaves and fruits are both variegated green and yellow. A small tree can produce a lot of fruits as in photo. This will also bear a lot of fruits even if it is grown in a container.

Other fruit-bearing and seedlings available are enlisted below
We also have these items for sale in the farm.




Most of the Alokon flowers (also known as Himbabao among Tagalogs) in the market are just about 2 to 3 inches long. However, there is this tree at the Sarian Farm in Teresa, Rizal that produces flowers that are as long as one foot long. They are as delicious as the short flowers available in most markets.
Seedlings of the Indian Malunggay that produces extra-long fruits are now available at the Sarian Farm in Teresa, Rizal. This is a variety brought to the Philippines several years ago by Mrs. Beatriz Dar, wife of Dr. William Dar, director general of the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT). This variety has been proven to be highly adapted under Philippine conditions. The extra-long fruits make excellent material for cooking the authentic Ilocano pinakbet. They can be cooked together with many other vegetables that include eggplant, tomatoes, finger and bell pepper, ampalaya, string beans, patani, alokon and others.
We have germinated the seeds we brought home from a Butterfly Farm in Taiwan and the seedlings are growing very well. We hope we can bloom them in the Philippines so we can also enjoy their white flowers and their brilliant red little berries that come in big clusters. We have yet to research on its botanic name.

Paniyur Black Pepper from India is a variety that produces long fruit spikes. The peppercorn is very pungent. Cuttings are being rooted in big numbers at the Sarian Farm. Rooted cuttings will usually bear fruit in two years. Mahogany makes an ideal host tree. Photo shows a visitor posing with fruiting Paniyur attached to a mahogany tree.
Honduras Banana No.2 produces very long bunch with as many as 20 hands. The fruit has a slight tinge of sourness but is nice to eat just the same. It is said that it is best for making banana cake. It could also be made into banana chips. Occasionally, suckers may be available occasionally because there are just a couple of mother plants.
Mama Sita Banana is a variety from Thailand which is becoming popular in the Philippines. It bears fruits that taste somewhat like a combination of the Latundan and Saba banana. It produces big bunches. The trunk is bigger than those of most banana varieties and has a shorter stature than the Saba variety. It bears fruits less than a year after planting and may be harvestable in three months from emergence of the flower. In Tarlac, according to a grower, Mama Sita has become a favorite of the sellers of banana-cue. While one customer of Sarian Farm swears that Mama Sita makes an excellent banana cake.
Red-Fleshed Dragon Fruit has a sweeter flesh than the white variety. Being red-fleshed it is said to be richer in anti-oxidants than the white variety. Photo shows Edna Felipe, a friend of Sarian Farm, showing a slice of red-fleshed dragon fruit from the farm. Meanwhile the flower of the dragon fruit is also edible. It could be made into salad or processed into jam.
Fertilizers we carry in the farm.
These items can be bought directly in the farm, or have it sent by JRS courier or LBC if preferred.
