The Tropical Fruit Forum

here is a video from Weird Fruit Explorer  a couple weeks ago comparing New Zealand Lemon with Sanbokan Lemon:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbmH8uhm7uY

There is an achacha farm in Australia currently available for purchase and this listing has lots of pictures (and video):

https://www.ecorealestate.com.au/rural/34348-bruce-highway-giru-qld-4809/

According to the Urban Farming Institute in Florida, they have developed a pretty straightforward technique to keep iguanas away. I haven't seen this discussed elsewhere.

They urge against trying to use heavy netting and entirely enclosing your plants/trees; the idea is that eventually iguanas will find their way in. Rather, they say you just need a 4' high rail and drape 1/2" bird netting. The keys are supposedly:

• Double up the netting
• Keep the netting loose
• It should be 4' or higher
• It does not need a top

Here is a video where they discuss the approach: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vegbk_ZoQKo&t=626s

I am going to give this a try. What I like about it is you can just build a 4' perimeter around anything you want to protect, including tall trees. The bird netting is almost invisible so it doesn't have to be an eyesore.