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Native MulberryThe Native Mulberry is a non stinging nettle that produces fruit so delicious, youll be competing with the local wildlife. This is a fast growing species that may be cultivated as a shrub or small tree. In nature, it can be found on the margins of rainforests in south eastern, subtropical Queensland. Youll also find it on the islands off the coast of QLD and across the Papuan Islands. The fruits of the Native Mulberry are small and white, almost

Undoubtedly the most popular of Australia’s native herbs

Langra is gaining popularity on the international market due to its very sweet flavour and smooth texture

The Grumichama is the tropical equivalent of the cherry

The Bilimbi is well suited for pot culture where plants can be moved around in cooler climates to protect from wind and frosts

This slow growing tree is of low vigour and has a narrow canopy

This Male Kiwifruit pollinator is a non-fruiting

light-yellow dots

Flowering usually occurs between January and March

The r2e2 has a great flesh to seed ratio with only slight fibre

Fruiting in winter for the main crop however small sporadic crops can be picked throughout the year

but its hardiness makes it useful it could use this variety to graft onto in colder regions

Also has a large interesting crinkled leaf shape