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Australian Strawberry tree

If I come across any different woods it is a case of stick it on the lathe and try if it is free then nothing lost.
 
Can't help but thanks for the introducing a new tree to me. Looks like it might do well here and as the fruit is edible I might try and find one.
 
Hi Andy
Being a Ausie tree it fruits in our winter time, so the fruit is quite small and hard I assume it hasn't ripened yet so I never tried it. For appearance it is a evergreen and looks nice with other plants. With pruning it makes a nice cover for resting out of the sun. ( :lol: when we get it).
Richard
 
From what I have read the fruit takes a year to ripen which means there are flowers and fruit at the same time and the fruit is ripe when it falls from the tree and could be an acquired taste but suitable for cooking and for jams.
 
justaskin":lvkedc27 said:
With pruning it makes a nice cover for resting out of the sun. ( :lol: when we get it).
Richard

Is that the rest or the sun even both :twisted: :lol:
 
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