Osage Orange - Maclura pomiferaDormant for winter no leaves Osage Orange, scientifically known as Maclura pomifera, is a medium sized, spiny, deciduous tree native to river valleys and rich bottomlands in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and Louisiana. It typically grows to 35 60 feet tall with a broad, rounded crown, and is known for its orange brown bark, ovate shiny dark green leaves, milky sap, thorny twigs, and large wrinkled fruit. The leaves turn yellow in the fall, and the tree

Illawarra Plum fruits are made up of two segments – a hard inedible seed (1cm in diameter)

hot conditions

and have a pyriform shape with a bulbous base

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The Banana Passion fruit has a elongated yellow skinned fruit with mild sweet pulp

moist position and deep fertile soil in the full sun

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Ripens October

Discover the Gooseberry Guava

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The Ellendale ripens mid to late season so a great addition to extend your crop

The Isahaya Persimmon is a larger fruiting selection of Fuyu originating from Nagasaki