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Cedar Bay Cherry - Eugenia reinwardtiana

CEDAR BAY CHERRY, Eugenia reinwardtiana

Cedar Bay Cherry
This delicious fruit shows great potential for the exotic fruit and bush food markets due to the high quality of the fruit. The fruit is very decorative due to its bright orange-red colour.  They are also delicious, with sweet, soft flesh.  The shrubs are very slow growing so they are perfect for growing in ornamental pots.  They fruit from a young age, starting in their first or second year.  They grow well in sunny or shaded positions requiring well drained soil, extra water and fertiliser will help to speed up it growth a little.

140mm | $12.90 AU | Approx. 10 in stock


Height Frost tol. Pollination req'd Evergreen/Deciduous Harvest period
3 No Evergreen Summer

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Drainage...very important I found it grew better in a pot in full sun. | John - Punchbowl, Sydney, NSW 08-Dec-2005

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Its good | Brendan Mckenna - Wellard, WA 22-Sep-2006

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Superb tasting aussie bush fruit. Has tremendous potential in the aussie home garden. | Richard Walter - Wollongong, NSW 23-Nov-2006

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Handles our dry and scorching summers no problems (with some water of course) | Amanda - Geraldton, WA 19-May-2009

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The fruit tastes even better in cooler climates. But don't try to grow them below 31F degrees. Fruits nearly all the time over 50F degrees. | Suni Buni - Orlando , FL 07-Mar-2010
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