Cinnamon Trees

Have you talked to the UVI Cooperative Extension Service?

https://www.uvi.edu/community/cooperative-extension-service/default.aspx

I like to research so I just did a quick search Trees of the Virgin Islands

I found this bookbook about trees of vi

There is a search feature to the bottom right of the image of the book, and I typed cinnamon - it will show that the book has info on wild cinnamon

Thanks for the suggestion Gator's Mom

Thanks islandjoan, interesting

I've seen cinnamon bark for sales at various places but don't know the tree. If you scroll down on below link there's a picture.

https://www2.palomar.edu/users/warmstrong/ecoph16.htm

Here are a couple interesting links:
http://seestjohn.com/st-john-flora/

https://www.uvi.edu/search-results/default.aspx?cx=002658366520744326326%3Aamw7zuftfve&ie=UTF-8&q=Cinnamon+trees&sa.x=21&sa.y=13

Next time you're over in STJ look up Elenor Gibney.

Thx for the resources you pointed me to Alana33, will definitely check them out and yes, Eleanor’s been most helpful in identifying plant life that I’ve photographed during my hikes posted on FaceBook. Is she a botanist? Seems to really know her stuff????.

Thx for the resources you pointed me to Alana33, will definitely check them out and yes, Eleanor’s been most helpful in identifying plant life that I’ve photographed during my hikes posted on FaceBook. Is she a botanist? Seems to really know her stuff????.

Eleanor Gibney is a treasure -- a botanist, among many other credentials, who grew up on STJ and has documented every native plant on the island. She knows pretty much everything there is to know about local flora.

Thx fdr, great to know, she’s been very generous with her knowledge????

https://stjohnsource.com/2008/01/21/island-profile-eleanor-gibney/

http://reeftopeak.com/eleanor-gibney-guide/