Pine NutThe Pine nut also known as Italian Stone Pine or Umbrella Pine is native to the Mediterranean region and has been cultivated for millennia for its delicious nuts! The pine cones provide pine nuts, with each cone bearing up to 50 nuts. Trees can set nuts on their own, but cones may be poorly pollinated plant two or more to improve nut set.

The flavour is said to be outstanding with a very high percentage of pulp by weight

The Paan plant is a native of India and prefers heavy composted

The Sweet Calabash is a delicious and fragrant fruit

A dwarf form of the ever popular Acerola cherry

acid pulp and is used to make chutney or a delicious marmalade

Fruiting season is from December to January

Kisses is an evergreen

Harvest is September to March given the right conditions

averaging 30-35 centimetres in length

especially in China where the fruits are valued as a novelty food used mainly as a spicy flavouring It can also be grown as a hedge

The Garden Harvest Dwarf olive grows to 2m

with larger leaves than well know common varieties