Midyim Berry Worth it?

[cassowary]

Midyim Berry- Austromyrtus Dulcis

I skeptical of the dulcis part of that name, is it really good? Is it worth growing?

I am really skeptical of the descriptions from die hard native plant promotors out there because when I was a real noob on plants I bough two Atroctocarpus fitsalanii plants because the label said they where sweet and "Australia's yellow mangosteen".
Yeah sure!!! I almost choke on the chalky poisonous flesh of the warty yellow fruit!
We call it Atractocrapus now.

[elouicious]

there is a bush at SFBG-

I think they fruit in the summer and I will go try em

[pagnr]

Austromyrtus Dulcis..
They are very nice, noting that they are small but prolific. Also being in the Myrtaceae, they have a slight hint of gum leaf/tea tree type factor in the flavour profile.
Something like the resinous skin flavour element of Jaboticaba, with a more Australian bush kick ?
Is that over generous ?? Most people I know like them, and can eat a lot at once.
There are a few species, some hybrids and a little known one from Cape York.

Atroctocarpus fitsalanii It is a beautiful tree, gardenia scented flowers, fruit is like a poor version of Black sapote. Seedy.
I am surprised you bought that one, they line the beach at Cow Bay and other spots along there.
Garcinia warrenii is an actual Native Mangosteen, probably better than the Yellow Mangosteen. I think you can find it on the rainforest boardwalk, and other similar spots.

[cassowary]

Yeah I bought the Atractocrapus when we first came here so didn't know it was every where.

Midyim berry sounds pretty good to me, will try and find it

Thanks for the location elouicious