Apricot - Divinity dwarfThe Divinity Apricot produces fruit with a fantastic sweet flavour. Divinity is excellent for drying or fresh eating, probably one of the best early season apricots in most areas, ripens late season when the tree is young but becomes an early ripener with maturity, heavy bearer of medium sized fruit. Not recommended for coastal Queensland or northern New South Wales as winters are not cold enough to produce fruit.

Fruit 100mm in length with small wings and bright yellow skin

Eloise is under Under Plant breeders rights and is not to be propagated without permission

bushy shrub with attractive dark green

Delight-Ful is a low chill yellow clingstone peach suited to the sub tropics

smooth velvet like pulp much sweeter than the Black Varieties

The Grimal Jaboticaba tree has a habit of producing the fruit directly on the trunk makes this a striking tree

Persimmons are deciduous putting on an amazing Autumn colour of vibrant reds ad orange before loosing its leaves in winter to show its vibrant fruits

Among some 100 names for the fruit across different regions are the more common English names of great morinda

sweeter flavour to the Mamey

The Ryan Avocado is pear-shaped and of medium size fruit up to 400gms

where it is a very popular seedless variety

Lady Finger – The skin of the Lady Finger Banana is thin and the flesh is very sweet