Fraser Island AppleFraser Island Apple, despite the name, isnt related to the apple. Also referred to as Coastal Aspen, Beach Acronychia and Logan Apple, this cousin of the Lemon Aspen and White Aspen also bears small, pale, berry like fruits. Its a Fraser Island native, but youll find it growing along the coast from New South Wales to northern Queensland. Fraser Island Apple fruits are bright yellow in colour, sometimes resembling Lilly Pilly fruits in shape and size.

The soft fleshed fruits are very sweet with slight fibre

It is a slow grower and takes about 5 to 7 years to fruit

they bear their seeds on the outside

A fantastic small tree for pots or small gardens

Going dormant for winter

plants can sometimes revert if stressed

due to this late flowering cross pollination is less common resulting in seedless fruit

smooth skinned

Fertilise in Spring and mulch well before Summer

It is mainly used as a green Mango

Nabal is a old style avocado similar in looks to reed with speckled skin

The Lena Mulberry is a vigorous