Leucospermum - Phoenix RisingLeucospermum Phoenix Rising rises from the ashes every year flaunting its sun kissed bracts and apricot coloured styles that are consistent with the reflexum species. Holding a tight shape to its flowering form, it will change in colour and darken as it draws to the end of its flowering cycle. Those who are lucky enough to witness it will be taken on a journey of colour from lemon, to apricot, to burnt peach. It is further complemented by its upright

The Thai White Guava produces large green skinned fruit with white flesh and only a few seeds

round and contain a large stone

sunny position

The colour and flavour of the flesh varies between varieties

but anecdotal observations suggest female Wild Currants can fruit prolifically on their own

They have a great flavour and have good storing ability once cut

bark and leaves of the tree are all used in traditional medicine

showcasing beautiful

The Vista White Sapote has a light yellow skin when mature with a rather firm flesh

Leccino makes a great informal hedge or screening plant

The Flordahome Pear is a very productive subtropical variety of pear requiring as little as 250+ hours chill

The Amla fruit has a very tart taste with a high pectin content making it ideal for jam and chutneys