Peachcot Ora AThe Peachcot is often reffered too as a hybrid between a peach and an apricot however they are botanically a peach but the fruit is small and orange, looking more like an Apricot. Peachcots have a firmer flesh with a sweet and less tart flavour than an Apricot. Peachcots have a Low chill requirement, self pollinating and perfect to be grown in the subtropics. Dormant for winter*

The dwarf rootstock

acidic fruits that are only edible when ripe

Black pepper is the worlds most widely traded spice

The Waltham cross can be dried for raisins

The fruit is Magenta in colour with brilliant purple flesh

Excellent eating quality fruit

white-fleshed juicy fruit

and the fruit transitions from green to yellow-green or bright yellow when mature

compact tree that produces incredibly sweet and delicious fruit

American beauty originated in Guatemala and was introduced to Florida

This rainforest species prefers a warm

The Noni – Morinda citrifolia is a fruit-bearing tree in the coffee family