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Cherimoya - BaysDormant during winter, no leaves until spring. The Cherimoya (Annona cherimola) is close relative to the sugar apple, rollinia, sweetsop and soursop fruits which all belong to the family Annonace. Cherimoya are heavy croppers of large fruit, low seed count and a juicy flesh and are much more cold tolerant then Custard apples (Annona Atemoya).

A relatively slow growing and wind tolerant tree with a Med - large nut and high kernel recovery

The Giant Granadilla produces very large oval passionfruit to 30cm

Not suitable for temperate climates

The edible skin of the Maprang surrounds the sweet and sour orange to red flesh

A typical durian tree in the right climate can bear fruit after four or five years

This oil is can be used as natural hair conditioner

Noted for being Anthracnose resistant

The more you eat it the more likely you are to love the taste of this exotic fruit

The Maha Carambola also know as Star Fruit is a Green to light yellow skinned Cultivar that doesn’t need to be fully yellow to be enjoyed

glossy leaves

Expected mid to late spring 24

The Cold tolerant Mexicola Grande (Type A) produces medium sized fruit with paper-thin