Syzygium suborbiculare or Lady Apple is a semi-deciduous fruit bearing plant native to northern Australia’s tropics and Papua New Guinea. Fruit is edible, fleshy with a pleasing tang. Fruit is consumed fresh.
Syzygium erythrocalyx or Johnstone River Satinash is fruit bearing tree native to North Queensland Australia. Fruit is edible with sweet tasting flesh and a smell like apple makes first-class jams and jellies, sauces and beverages or just consumed straight from the tree.
Melastoma affine or Blue Tongue is a evergreen fruit bearing shrub, native to tropical and sub-tropical forests of India, South-east Asia and Australia, Fruit is edible, sweet but not overly tasty and stain the mouth blue, hence the name,
or Cherry of the Rio Grande a tropical plant native to the Brazilian region. Fruit is edible with a pleasing sweet juicy cherry flavor and commonly eaten fresh or can be picked at maturity, frozen for later use or utilized in jellies, jams, juices, preserves, pies and cakes.
Citriobatus pauciflorus or Orange Thorn is an evergreen, fruit bearing plant, native to rain-forest regions of Australia. Fruit is edible with a very mild and slightly sweet flavor.
Cereus repandus or Peruvian Apple Cactus, is a fruit bearing plant native to South America. Fruit is edible, mild sweet flesh and small, edible, crisp seeds. Fruits can be consumed fresh.
