Cherry of the Rio Grande - Yellow 5lA yellow form of the Cherry of the Rio Grande aka as CORG is a stunning small tree has glossy green leaves and very ornamental bark. The profusion of white flowers are followed by yellow to orange cherry sized fruit approximately 2 3 weeks from flowering. The fruit is a sensational substitute in warmer climates for the traditional Cherry. The fruit has a sweet juicy cherry flavour eaten fresh. The Fruit is also fantastic when used to make jellies,

On average they are 12 cm long and 7 cm wide and weigh an average of 250 grams the apex being broadly rounded and curved into a prominent beak

which have been soaked in coconut oil for several days

providing plenty of shade and habitation for birds and small animals

The Pakistan Black is a vigorous tree

Thick-skinned fruit and firm fleshed

tropical woody shrub with enlarged tuberous roots

The Little Gem fruits have a dark orange interior and rich

Tolerant of many types of soil as long as they are well drained

This four seasons dwarf peach tree provides delicious juicy summer fruit

but they are ready to be consumed

rather thin skinned

which can be seedless in the absence of other Mandarin trees nearby