Gumbi Gumbi Fruit Trees & Edibles > Rare Fruit Trees making it suitable for smaller

making it suitable for smaller gardens

blue-green foliage that forms a dense clump

Dieffenbachia ‘Tropic Marianne’ (Dieffenbachia seguine) is a popular indoor variety known for its attractive green leaves with creamy-white centres and dark green edges

followed be berries which turn a brilliant Red before maturing in Autumn

Gumbi Gumbi Fruit Trees & Edibles > Rare Fruit Trees making it suitable for smallerPittosporum phillyreoides (also known as Gumbi Gumbi, Butterbush, or Weeping Pittosporum) is an attractive Australian native with slender, willowy leaves and softly hanging branches. It grows to around 46 metres high with a 23 metre spread, making it suitable for small gardens, feature planting, or large pots. Traditionally used in Aboriginal bush medicine, Gumbi Gumbi is often grown for its aromatic leaves, which may be used fresh or dried to make