Cherry of the Rio Grande Asia

Cherry of the Rio Grande AsiaThis beautiful small tree has very attractive dark glossy green waxy leaves and very ornamental bark. Currently approx 30cms 40cms tall. The showy white flowers are followed by deep purple cherry sized fruit approximately 3 weeks from the time of flowering. The fruit is the most popular substitute in warmer climates for the traditional Prunus Cherry. The fruit has a sweet juicy cherry flavour eaten fresh or can be picked at maturity , frozen for later

A grafted tree currently 60cms tall

the coconut has spread all around the world

The oldest and most popular navel grown in Australia

`Coratina' will thrive in a wide range of Australian conditions

It can be pruned and makes a great edible hedge

Makes an attractive hedge with the added bonus of providing your own tea if you wish to dry the new leaf tips

This is a 3 year old seedling and can be grown in large pots

This attractive

Will fruit in 1 -2 years

as the tree likes lots of watering but also likes to have good drainage

Most trees already produce fruit when in season

you’ll find it in sandy soils across heath