About Lilly Pillys Lilly Pillys are an Australian Native Fruiting tree, which are very commonly used as hedge plants but also have amazing flowers. It’s a good idea to not hedge them over Autumn to allow them to flower, which will allow them to fruit. After you collect the Lilly Pilly berries in winter, you
Rose’s, nature’s symbol of love, beauty and health and the flower of the Rose Hip. All be it a little prickly. When the last petal has fallen you are left with a beautiful brightly coloured seed pod. This is the Rose Hip also known as the fruit of the rose. Generally you will notice these
Canna Lilies are something you will find in lots of gardens, you possibly have them growing in your own garden and didn’t realise that the bulbs and roots are edible! In the Edible Forest, we grow 2 varieties, especially for their large bulbs; The Canna Lily Achira (canna edulis red) and the Queensland Arrowroot (canna edulis).
Last month I gave you some of the top plants for Winter; some of which help to boast your immune system and aid with the relief of cold & flu symptoms. What we didn’t mention was the wonderful citrus available at this time of year! They are the vitamin C packed fruit that comes in
Made from organic Olive Tree (olea europea) – the green leaves are quickly dried to maintain the health and enhancing properties of the leaf. It is good for your heart, because it dilates coronary veins, increasing the blood flow and thus helping to regulate your heartbeat. It is no wonder that it may help to