Sugar cane - BadilaSugar cane Badila features attractive clumping canes with striking burgundy stems, adding visual interest to any garden. It produces sterile flowers and does not produce seeds. Mature canes can be sliced and chewed to enjoy their sweet and delicious juice. The tall purple fronds also make a beautiful and functional addition to food forest style gardens.

The flavour is regarded as excellent with a rich with strong notes of coconut

as they have the most flesh-to-seed ratio of any commercial avocado

A Great variety for the subtropics

Self Pollinating

It is one of the most important varieties of mango cultivated in the Philippines

This Beautifully striking tree is of South East Asian origin

Suitable for small to medium gardens

The Kola nut (Cola Nitada) is a caffeine-containing nut from an evergreen tree native to west Africa

and half as fructose

The tree is dense and can be kept small 3mx2m with pruning

To grow well the black berry jam fruit requires an acidic soil and good drainage

Best planted in an area protected from cold winds and frost