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Cherry of the Rio Grande - Apricot 2lA Orange form of the Cherry of the Rio Grande aka as CORG is a stunning small tree has glossy green leaves and very ornamental bark. This selection has Apricot tones and is very sweet and juicy. The profusion of white flowers are followed by yellow to orange cherry sized fruit approximately 2 3 weeks from flowering. The fruit is a sensational substitute in warmer climates for the traditional Cherry. The fruit has a sweet juicy cherry flavour eaten

The Banana Passionfruit has stunning pink flowers that are slightly different in shape to normal passionfruit

It’s a Fraser Island native

A slow growing tree

The flavour is sweet

the water is discarded

Chempedak and Kwai muk

Great for growing in a pot

creamy Autumn flowers

Horned Plantain are best suited for cooked applications such as boiling

you’ll find it in the subtropical rainforests of central and south-eastern Queensland

Suitable for areas with warm winters such as southern and central Qld and Northern NSW

It is normally harvested toward the end of summer