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Tamarillo

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Tree Tomato is a fast growing small tree that bears heavy crops of red or yellow sub-acid succulent fruit. The fruit has many uses apart from being eaten fresh, such as being cooked in any way tomatoes would be cooked. Tamarillo chutney and jam is a taste... Read More

Tamarillo - Red

$18.75 ($4.90-$19.90 choose a size)

Also known as the Tree Tomato is a very quick growing small tree that bears heavy crops of red sub-acid succulent fruit. Prefers a sheltered spot with well drained soil.

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Specials	Aramex Free Freight (This size only)
Pot Vol.	0.33L	0.75L	0.25L
Height	5-10cm	30-40cm	5-10cm
Propagation Method	Seedling	Seedling	Seedling
sku	3399	1094	3275

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Tamarillo - Kyogle

$39.00 ($29.00-$39.00 choose a size)

This selection of Tamarillo we propagate by Grafting and Cuttings. Bears heavy crops of Red/Orange fruits within 1 year of planting. It enjoys conditions with free draining moist soil in warm areas. Tamarillos can grow tall however pruning can keep them under 2m and help develop more branching lower down the trunk. The flowers have quite a sweet perfume scent to them and walking out in the garden your nose will surely be led towards them. In good conditions they crop easily and heavily and the fruits can be eaten fresh or used in cooking. There are some popular sauces and chutneys to be made from Tamarillo's. Give them a go in your backyard and enjoy for years to come.

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Pot Vol.	2.5L	2L
Height	40-50cm	30-40cm
Propagation Method	Cutting	Cutting
sku	2027	4891

Tamarillo - Orange

$19.90

Fast growing small tree that bears heavy crops of sub-acid succulent fruit. This orange selection is usually milder and sweeter than the red tamarillo. Prefers well drained soil in a sheltered position. Also known as Tree Tomato.

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Pot Vol.	0.75L
Height	30-40cm
Propagation Method	Seedling
sku	1093

Popular in Category: Tamarillo

Tamarillo - Red

$18.75 ($4.90-$19.90 choose a size)

Also known as the Tree Tomato is a very quick growing small tree that bears heavy crops of red sub-acid succulent fruit. Prefers a sheltered spot with well drained soil.

Price	$18.75	$19.90	$4.90
Buy
Availability	In Stock(27)	In Stock(8)	Sold Out
Image
Specials	Aramex Free Freight (This size only)
Pot Vol.	0.33L	0.75L	0.25L
Height	5-10cm	30-40cm	5-10cm
Propagation Method	Seedling	Seedling	Seedling
sku	3399	1094	3275

Aramex Free Freight

Tamarillo - Kyogle

$39.00 ($29.00-$39.00 choose a size)

Price	$39.00	$29.00
Buy
Availability	Sold Out	Sold Out
Image
Specials
Pot Vol.	2.5L	2L
Height	40-50cm	30-40cm
Propagation Method	Cutting	Cutting
sku	2027	4891

Tamarillo - Orange

$19.90

Price	$19.90
Buy
Availability	Sold Out
Image
Specials
Pot Vol.	0.75L
Height	30-40cm
Propagation Method	Seedling
sku	1093

Tamarillo Reviews & Tips

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Customer Tips & Reviews Tamarillo

Walter Toeke 8y ago

Mornington Mt Isa, QLD, Australia

Tamarillo

They are the best fruit to eat,can't wait to grow them again,when I go home.

Lorraine Dinsmore 8y ago

Nerang, QLD, Australia

Tamarillo

Gorgeous fruit which we grew and ate as kis in new zealand - just ignore the ghastly burnt rubber smell of he leaves and appreciate the taste!

Mea Berge 10y ago

Runaway Bay, QLD, Australia

Tamarillo

If your tree is water logged, hydrogen peroxide h2o (not the hairdressing one) can reoxegnate the roots and they can come good again. Happened to me with other fruit trees and it worked. Fantastic product but expensive.

Helen H 10y ago

Bega, NSW, Australia

Tamarillo - Red

Tip prune when they're a metre tall to encourage branching

Umair G 14y ago

Kingsford, NSW, Australia

Tamarillo

I tried red tama's with light sprinkle of salt...gave a new sting to the already yummy taste

Matt Bracci 15y ago

E.long., MASS

Tamarillo

Had gotten plant Jan 09'. Grown 5' Kept upder high pressure sodium 16hr days all winter. Highly recomended for repair an growth as is putting outside spring to fall to toughen stalk+branches. 4" is now 5' w/ 1" stalk.

Di Scott 15y ago

Bucca, NSW, Australia

Tamarillo

Great for jam,stewed for desserts. I LOVE them peeled,sliced on toast with lemon pepper. Have new tree can't wait for fruit.

Anna Wells 15y ago

Newcastle, NSW, Australia

Tamarillo

Tamarillos are very easy to peel. Simply pour boiling water over them and leave a few minutes until skin splits. Remove from water and lift skin off

Roy Welham 16y ago

Almaden Nth Qld, QLD, Australia, Australia

Tamarillo

Red Boil till scin comes off. Eaten with ice cream

Chris Naismith 17y ago

Gold Coast, QLD, Australia

Tamarillo

Tamarillos for breakie with bacon & eggs,snags & hash browns are to die for.....Falls out of the skin when cooked on the BBQ

Betty Johnston 17y ago

Sydney, NSW, Australia

Tamarillo

In NZ tamarillos are generally treated as a fruit, rather than a vegetable, and are delicious eaten raw (scooped out and left for a few hours to juice up with sugar) or stewed with a little sugar.

Bazza Smith 18y ago

Bundaberg Qld, QLD, Australia

Tamarillo

I have the YELLOW fruiting now after losing 2 red.Reason being rotting of trunk at ground level due to my wife growing chillies/capsicum etc and thus the TAMARILlO being over watered & rotting off. They could not care less if they never received water fr