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The lilly pillies mentioned are the common small cooler climate species but there are dozens of species which are more exciting than that lot. There are 20 or 30 species in my district. Some of the 50m rainforest giants are majestic. S. fibrosum has small but quite nice apple tasting fruits, S.papyraceum has bright coloured fruit, S.wilsoni is very small with lovely pink flowers and I could go on and on. Maybe the more glamorous ones like cormiflorum and suborbiculare would have been better abroad.
Let's go!!!Good to hear guineese is good.
I think I have like 3 varieties of this I got from David!
Still small seedlings though
I got those same 3 hahaha
Race you to fruit?
Good to hear guineese is good.
I think I have like 3 varieties of this I got from David!
Still small seedlings though
I am fruiting this for the first time now. You sure you want it? Pretty astringent. I can get you seeds out of my next fruit. It is definitively worse than strawberry guava.
We keep our lychee leaves. They make a good mulch and put nutrients back into the soil. The only readon you would remove leaves is if they are harboring a pathogen of some kind.
