Cassava - Curly leafCassava is a large, 2 3 m high, tropical woody shrub with enlarged tuberous roots. It tends to branch irregularly and bears its large (20 cm long) lobed leaves near the tips of long branches. The leaves are short lived (1 3 months) and are readily lost during drought or after insect attack. Cassava is very hardy and tolerant of a wide range of soils. *** Please note Cassava must be cooked thoroughly to remove toxicity ***

Vetiver is a non-invasive clumping type grass that does not produce viable seed

It prefers moist and fertile soils

excellent eating quality

The fruit of the Chempedak has a strong odour with the fruits smelling like durians when ripe

Lamb Hass is a smaller tree that bears more fruit and it matures later in the season than standard Hass avocados

Amla oil is extracted from its seeds and pulp

the texture is pleasant and not stringy which have a rich

sweet-citrus dominated flavour that most people adore

Cushman trees are planted throughout many collections in Miami

It produces small flowers followed by the hard woody reddish/brown berries

The Miracle fruit

rich flavour and extremely juicy