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Posted by paradisi Sunshine Coast (My Page) on

Sun, Oct 16, 05 at 0:57

I'm trying to get a hold of some of the more unusual tropical fruit seeds, I can offer SSAE or some brahmi cuttings/moon flower seeds/ luffa seeds/ orange or yellow cosmos or the old stabd by - SSAE

the fruit seeds I'm looking for are:

Syzygium cordatum - water berry
Eugenia aggregata - cherry of the rio grande
Syzygium malaccense - Malay apple
Syzygium forte - white apple
Syzygium cumini - jambul or java plum
Myrciaria floribunda - rum berry
Marlierea edulis - cambuca
Myrciaria vexator - blue grape
Eugenia tomentosa - cabeluda
Eugenia reinwardtiana - cedar bay or beach cherry
Syzygium jambos - rose apple

its a strange list - but by growing these small quick developing fruit I can beat the fruit fly before they drive me crazy

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Posted by pilotkh4 N.T. Aust (My Page) on
Wed, Oct 26, 05 at 15:06

Hello,
I have some Sterculia quadrifolia seeds, the native peanut produces black seeds the size and shape of peanuts with a taste very similar but with a slight coconut taste. Very popular with the local aboriginal kids and with my kids too. The seeds are very fresh and I also have a some fresh Cananga odorata seed if you are interested.
Regards,
Brendon

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