Muriri Fruit (Mouriri guianensis )Mouriri guianensis, known as the Muriri Fruit, is a South American evergreen shrub that produces distinctive small, sweet orange red berries. These juicy fruits feature a single seed and can be enjoyed fresh as a snack or incorporated into savory Indian dishes like chaat for an authentic tropical flavour. The plant grows to 410 metres tall, making it a striking addition to warm climates. Perfect for those seeking unique, exotic fruits with genuine

Suitable for subtropical growing and is self pollinating

and most segments contain one flat seed

The Nijissekeiki will set fruit without pollination however the fruit size is increased with pollination from another pear/nashi variety

The sweet lime is ideal for cooking and drinks

The Mariposa will crop over a wide range of climates

an edible hedge

Voodoo child has a Red magenta flesh and red skin and is Self-fertile

preserves and a popular Yuzu vinegar

and juices

The K13 Variety is also the largest of any citrus and can grow to a small basketball size

Fremont does contain some seeds and is a consistent heavy bearer

represents a possible cross with Java's traditional djerook leemo