Fruit and Nut Trees - Fruit Bearing Plants

Mountain Snow Berry – Alpine Wax Berry – Gaultheria depressa

2013-01-13T07:11:56Z

Gaultheria depressa, commonly known as Mountain Snow Berry and lpine Wax Berry, is a fruit bearing plant native to Australia (island of Tasmania) and New Zealand. Fruit is edible eaten fresh or cooked.

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Silver Bramble – Rubus ludwigii

2013-01-10T05:36:44Z

Rubus ludwigii or Silver Bramble is a fruit bearing shrub or bush native to South Africa. Fruit is edible; eaten fresh or or made into jams, wine, juice and used cooked in desserts. The plant is a member of the Rosaceae family.

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Wild Apricot – Ancylobotrys capensis

2012-12-08T03:58:47Z

Ancylobotrys capensis or Wild Apricot is a fruit bearing shrub or a creeper native to South Africa. Fruit is edible with a sweet and tasty acidic pulp. It is eaten fresh or is made into brandy, jelly or jam and vinegar.

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Lowveld Milkberry – Manilkara mochisia

2012-11-23T10:03:23Z

Manilkara mochisia or Lowveld Milkberry is a small fruit bearing plant native to South-central Africa Fruit is edible and it is generally consumed fresh.

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Grape Mahonia – Mahonia aquifolium

2012-10-31T09:33:57Z

Mahonia aquifoliu, Grape Mahonia, is a fruit bearing plant native to North American west coast. Fruit is eaten fresh mixed with other sweeter fruit, made into jelly and fruit wine.

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