Liberian Coffee or Coffea Liberica is a fruit bearing tree indiginous to Liberia, West Africa. Fruit are relatively large berries turning dull red or light yellow at maturity. They contain little flesh and are usually, after the coffee beans (seeds) are removed for processing, discarded.
Citrus reticulata x Citrus sinensis or Honey Tangor is a sub-tropical fruit bearing citrus tree. Honey Tangor produces edible, small to medium size fruit, honey sweet and juicy, with a lovely aroma.
Prunus besseyi x Prunus salicina or Cherry Plum is a deciduous, fruit bearing tree resulted from crosses made in the late 1800′s and early 1900′s between Sand cherry and the Japanese plum. Fruit is edible, sweet with pleasant flavor.
Grewia subinaequalis or Phalsa is a small deciduous, sub-tropical fruit bearing tree, native to India and Southeast Asia. Fruit is edible with pleasantly acidic flavor, consumed fresh as dessert, made into syrup, and extensively used in the industry of soft drinks.
Feijoa sellowiana or Feijoa is a small sub-tropical fruit bearing tree native to highlands of tropical Southern Brazil and parts of Colombia and Uruguay. Fruit is edible, flesh and the semitransparent central pulp are sweet or sub acid, with pineapple and guava or pineapple and strawberry overtones.
Eupomatia laurina or Bolwarra is a small fruit bearing tree, native to Eastern Australia and New Guinea. Fruit is edible flesh, sweet and fragrant with an interesting taste and potent spicy seeds.
