• Pigface

    Pig face is a sprawling succulent common on coastal sand dunes. Noticable for its bright magenta or pale yellow-coloured flowers and thick, juicy angular leaves, it is an Australian bush food.

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  • Finger lime

    Finger lime is a tasty and citrusy small tree for the home and community garden as well as for the commercial orchard.

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  • Lillypilly time

    The little red fruit on the ground was the giveaway. Reddish and around a centimetre in diameter — the lillypilly...

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  • Black Sapote

    A lush evergreen tree typically reaching about 10m in height, it has been known to grow to 25m in some areas.

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  • Black Mulberry

    In the tropics, this tree tends more towards being a spindly shrub that can grow up to about 4m in height.

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  • Lemon myrtle a tasty tree

    Lemon myrtle is an indigenous Australian tree for larger community or home gardens unless grown as a pruned specimen.

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  • Aloe Vera

    A stemless succulent that grows to 1m.

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  • New Zealand spinach, Warragul greens

    It's one of those set-and-forget plants that serves multiple purposes in our community garden, not the least of which is a leafy green vegetable that enhances any cooked meal.

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  • Midyim berry — an Australian bush food ready to eat

    Midyim berry, an Australian bush food eaten by Aboriginies.

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  • Acacia gonocarpa

    A low rounded shrub that grows up to 2m.

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