Seashore Mangosteen - Garcinia HombronianaThe Seashore Mangosteen (Garcinia hombroniana) is an ultra rare fruit tree native to Asia, known for its tolerance to salt and sandy soils. Unlike the purple mangosteen, this hardy, small tree thrives near the seashore, making it ideal for coastal gardens. The fruits flesh is segmented like mangosteen, with a pleasantly sour, whitish pulp, and most segments contain one flat seed. Shows much greater cold tolerance than Purple mangosteen so worth trying

The 849 is a beautiful spreading tree with a dense canopy

Fruiting in the summer and Autumn months this NSW cultivar is a smaller plant than the QLD or Smooth varieties

and have been proven effective against Epilachna beetles

it thrives in warm and humid conditions with tempretures above 15 degrees

and spongy rind surrounds the pale-yellow flesh

Banganapalli Mango exhibits unique characteristics in aroma and appearance that has remained constant for more than 100 years since its first induction by Nawabs of Banganapalli

light yellow flesh and bright yellow skin

The Cardamon plant is native to Southern India and prefers warm

Additionally

The Double Graft is great if you have limited space and as both varieties are required to pollinate each other

for growing an abundance of large

The Loganberry becomes sweeter the longer its left on the bush and is delicious eaten fresh or used in preserves and Pies