The Pepper Bush, Tasmannia insipida, is a small open fruit bearing bush, reaching a height of up to 3 meters. It is found in sub-tropical rain-forest, moist regions of dry rain-forest and wooded watercourses from Eastern Victorian to Southeast Queensland in Australia.

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Native Cherry, Exocarpos cupressiformis, also known as Cherry Ballart, is a fruit bearing plant indigenous to East coast forests of Australia. Native Cherry is a hemiparasitic (partly parasitic) small tree or large shrub, to 8 m high, most commonly grown along roadsides close to eucalyptus trees which it evidently uses as hosts. Exocarpos cupressiformis [...]

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Cockspur Thorn, Maclura cochinchinensis, also known as Thorny Cockspur is small bush or woody fruit bearing climber with long arched branches that could reach three or four meters when held up by a small tree. Cockspur Thorn is found in dry and sub-tropical rain-forests and along wooded waterways in Southeast NSW and North Queensland in [...]

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The Mexican Breadfruit, Monstera deliciosa, also known as Fruit Salad Plant, Monster Fruit and Cheese Plant is a ornamental and edible fruit bearing creeping vine. The Mexican Breadfruit is indigenous to tropical rain-forests from southern Mexico south to Panama. Although it is adapted to tropical environments, it is particularly easy to grow as a houseplant [...]

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