Ancylobothrys capensis

[stuartdaly88]

Anyone ever taste this? Im getting two small plants this month been searching for this for a very long time! Its related to landophia and meant to taste really good
and copious flowers that smell like jasmine




http://www.plantzafrica.com/plantab/ancylobcap.htm
http://www.plantzafrica.com/plantab/ancylobcap.htm

[Jackfruitwhisperer69]

Hey Stuart,

Never heard of this specie before...looks tasty.

I'm not surprised that this sp is scented, as a lot of Apocynaceaes are scented.

Thanks for sharing.

[stuartdaly88]

Hey Stuart,

Never heard of this specie before...looks tasty.

I'm not surprised that this sp is scented, as a lot of Apocynaceaes are scented.

Thanks for sharing.

Thanks, they are still small apparantly not ready for sale yet but its a wholesale nursery so they letting me have a few cant wait to taste it one day.

Next on my indigenous hit list is Ancylobotrys petersiana and landolphia Kirkii

[Jackfruitwhisperer69]

Hey Stuart,

Never heard of this specie before...looks tasty.

I'm not surprised that this sp is scented, as a lot of Apocynaceaes are scented.

Thanks for sharing.

Thanks, they are still small apparantly not ready for sale yet but its a wholesale nursery so they letting me have a few cant wait to taste it one day.

Next on my indigenous hit list is Ancylobotrys petersiana and landolphia Kirkii

That's pretty cool...good luck.

I reckon you should ask Botanical gardens in KwaZulu Natal, if they have or know where to locate them...that's what i would do. 

[stuartdaly88]

Hey Stuart,

Never heard of this specie before...looks tasty.

I'm not surprised that this sp is scented, as a lot of Apocynaceaes are scented.

Thanks for sharing.

Good advice! They may  also know where I can get older close to fruiting specimens of Annona senegalensis and Garcinia livingstonei
Im gonna try contact them today

Thanks, they are still small apparantly not ready for sale yet but its a wholesale nursery so they letting me have a few cant wait to taste it one day.

Next on my indigenous hit list is Ancylobotrys petersiana and landolphia Kirkii

That's pretty cool...good luck.

I reckon you should ask Botanical gardens in KwaZulu Natal, if they have or know where to locate them...that's what i would do.