Wild Currant Avocado with a couple of young

with a couple of young boys perched high in the branches

Hardy shrub suited to most conditions nationwide especially frost-free locations

however I have seen photographs of the tree

propagated from mature wood and will generally start to bear when the trees are quite small but it is best to remove these fruit and let the trees reach around 80cm in height before allowing the fruit to develop on the tree

Trees are currently 40-50cms tall

Wild Currant Avocado with a couple of youngWild current is a medium, native tropical shrub that produces sweet, dark berries, in grape like clusters throughout late summer. They start out as pinkish white and darken to red and black as the flavour develops. This is a hardy plant that will handle a range of soil types and can weather light frosts and winds However its ideal growing conditions are rich, fertile soil and warm sunny climates. With its dark green glossy leaves, it makes a highly