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Victoria and Tasmania — though it is listed as a vulnerable species in Tasmania
The fruit forms between December and March and it’s ready when the fruit nearly falls off in the hand
It is well suited to areas with hot dry summers
Currently approx 1m tall and grows 4-6m at maturity
Suited to areas that receive minimal cold weather during the winter months
Brazilian Cherry / Pitanga classic Victoria and Tasmania — thoughBrazilian Cherry tree approx 60cms tall and will start to fruit in 2 years. Grows into a tree approx 5m tall. The fruit is small, round and tangy with a great flavour. It is popular in both South America and Asian countries where it is often fried with onion and mixed through rice or made into chilli sambal. Aka Surinam Cherry.