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Chempedak 90mmThe Chempedak is a relative of Jackfruit that is native to south east Asia . The soft fleshed fruits are very sweet with slight fibre . The fruit of the Chempedak are smaller and less fibrous than the Jackfruit. The fruit of the Chempedak has a strong odour with the fruits smelling like durians when ripe, however once the peel is removed this will remove most of the odour. The Chempedak are tropical in their growing requirements needing a warmer

Much hardier than soursop tolerating temperatures down to -2 degrees

Buddha’s hand are one of the oddities of the citrus family as unlike other well known citrus they’re not eaten fresh

it also displays some tolerance to cooler growing areas

Frost hardy

making it possible to grow Cherries in a subtropical climate with only 200-300 chill hours required

Leaves are shiny

green when hard and soft

The Sunshu is crisp and crunchy with a flesh that melts in the mouth

Red Champagne fruit has one of the longest shelf life of all finger lime varieties

gives the tree its ability to change from green to gold with a small wind

CREAM DELIGHT WILL PRODUCE LARGE QUANTITIES OF SUPERB CREAM AND PINK BLUSH FLOWERS WHICH WILL MAKE AN IDEAL CENTRE PIECE IN THE GARDEN AND IN A VASE

Rabbit eye varieties are generally very vigorous hardy varieties that produce later in the season than the southern high bush types