Aniseed Myrtle America with older stems becoming thorny

with older stems becoming thorny to help hold the plant in place

The Tommy Atkins mango tree beauty lies in its evergreen foliage and fragrant white blooms that draw swarms of pollinators like bees

surrounding a hard seed with a bumpy texture

• Early and Abundant Fruiting: Grafted for enhanced performance

Aniseed Myrtle America with older stems becoming thornyDescription Aniseed myrtle is a rainforest tree, native to sub tropical Queensland, growing 6 8 metres high, with a width of 3 5 metres. The plants are currently 40cms high. It has attractive dark green leaves, a low branching habit and is adorned with clusters of white flowers in summer. Cinnamon myrtle and lemon myrtle are two close relatives and all can be used in cooking. Harvesting and storage Leaves can be harvested all year round and can be