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A reliable, determinate tomato producing medium-sized, firm red fruit. Good for salads, sauces, and cooking. The compact, bushy growth stops at a manageable height — no endless staking required. Disease resistant and straightforward to grow. Plant in full sun with rich, well-drained soil after the last frost in Melbourne (usually late October). Water consistently and…
A compact finger lime (also called caviar lime) suited to smaller gardens and large pots. Produces small, elongated fruit filled with tiny juice vesicles that burst with a sharp citrus flavour — popular in cooking and drinks. The vesicles come in shades of green, pink, and red depending on the variety. Needs full sun, well-drained…
A slow-growing, evergreen tree with aromatic leaves used in cooking — a kitchen garden essential. The glossy dark leaves are harvested fresh or dried for soups, stews, and slow-cooked dishes. Grows into a dense, rounded tree over time and responds well to pruning, making it a popular choice for topiary and formal standards in pots….
One of the big, classic slicing tomatoes — thick-fleshed fruit that can weigh over 400g each. Rich, old-fashioned tomato flavour that’s hard to beat in sandwiches and salads. An indeterminate variety, so it keeps growing and producing through the season. Needs sturdy staking or a strong cage to support the heavy fruit. Plant in full…
Black Passionfruit is an evergreen, tendril-climbing vine with attractive, deep purple, (almost black) edible fruit. Impressive white and green flowers are produced during summer amongst the large, bright green leaves Perfect for growing over pergolas where ethe fruit can be easily accessed Botanical name: Passiflora edulis
A thornless blackberry — no scratched arms at picking time. Produces sweet, dark fruit from December through March, good for eating fresh, jams, pies, and cooking. Semi-erect growth that needs a trellis or frame for support. Otherwise, it’s straightforward to grow. Plant in a sunny spot with decent soil and water through dry spells while…
A citrus tree producing fruit with deep crimson flesh — the colour comes from anthocyanins that develop in response to cool nights. The flavour balances sweetness with a hint of berry-like tang. The fruit varies from deep red to maroon inside. Evergreen with glossy foliage and fragrant white flowers. Needs full sun, well-drained soil, and…
Blueberry Blue Rose is a compact blueberry shrub that showcases elegant, pinkish-white bell-shaped flowers in spring, followed by an abundance of flavorful blueberries in summer. Caring for the Blueberry Blue Rose involves proper pruning and maintenance to ensure optimal fruit production. Mulching and regular watering are essential to keep the soil consistently moist, providing the…
A berry vine producing large, juicy, deep purple fruit through summer. The flavour is rich and aromatic — great eaten fresh, or used in jams, pies, and baking. Grows on long, trailing canes that need a trellis or frame for support. Plant in a sunny spot with decent soil and keep watered while fruit is…
A compact Meyer lemon that fruits year-round — the lemons are slightly sweeter and thinner-skinned than regular lemons, making them versatile in the kitchen for juice, zest, and cooking. Evergreen with glossy dark green foliage and fragrant flowers. Grows well in pots or in the ground with full sun and well-drained soil. Water regularly and…
A deciduous fruiting shrub producing clusters of tart, juicy berries in red or black. The fruit is rich in vitamin C and works well eaten fresh, in preserves, juices, jellies, and baking. Grows well in Melbourne’s cooler climate. Plant in full sun to part shade with rich, well-drained soil. A productive and easy-to-grow addition to…
A self-pollinating edible dwarf fig producing large, sweet brown fruit. Compact and deciduous — grows to around 4m, making it manageable for suburban Melbourne gardens. The glossy, dark green, lobed leaves are attractive in their own right. Plant in full sun with well-drained soil for the best fruit production. Figs ripen over summer and into…
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