Peanut Butter Fruit 2lThe Peanut Butter fruit tree ( Bunchosia glandulifera) is an attractive evergreen tree. Producing an abundance of yellow flowers that are shortly followed by bright orange to dark red fruit to around 2 3 cm long. Beneath the skin is a rich, sweet flesh has a texture and flavour similar to peanut butter. The fruit is fantastic eaten fresh or added to milkshakes and baking.

Naturally growing as a ground cover

The Cinnamon tree has flushes of beautiful bright pink new growth

The Neon are juicy

resulting in a very impressive non-branching variety

exotic taste

The Titan Mango was bred by Gordon Tait in SE-QLD

but anecdotal observations suggest female Wild Currants can fruit prolifically on their own

Developed by Lyle Wright at Hawksbury Agricultural College

Ripens October

The Crimson seedless grape has a great flavour and is great eaten fresh as a snack or perfect with cheese platters

An Achachairu is egg-shaped in appearance about 4cm x 6cm

strong adaptability and large fruit size up to 280 grams