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Osage Orange - Maclura pomiferaDormant for winter no leaves Osage Orange, scientifically known as Maclura pomifera, is a medium sized, spiny, deciduous tree native to river valleys and rich bottomlands in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and Louisiana. It typically grows to 35 60 feet tall with a broad, rounded crown, and is known for its orange brown bark, ovate shiny dark green leaves, milky sap, thorny twigs, and large wrinkled fruit. The leaves turn yellow in the fall, and the tree

The Nijissekeiki Nashi Pear is a prolific bearing variety

The Bruno kiwi produces a large elongated fruit with a dark brown skin Generally ripening in May

Keitt mangos turn from orange-green to bright green with a red to orange blush when ripe

The crisp flesh has a very good flavour and single seed

A very unique feature plant

The Rambutan fruit has a red leathery skin is covered in soft spines giving it a hairy look

fruiting and flowering

small seed and beautiful coloration of yellows and pink turning bright red when fully ripe

Ideal for enjoying fresh or in recipes

It also seems to be less susceptible to attack from fruit spotting bug

STRIKING DARK BURGUNDY FOLIAGE THAT IS ALMOST BLACK IN COLOUR

They Also make a tangy addition to drinks