Burdekin Plum Live Plant (Pleiogynium timoriense) Plant Type:Seedling Plant Traditional and Medicinal Uses: Various

Traditional and Medicinal Uses: Various parts used in traditional African and Jamaican medicine

finding use both as an ornamental addition to gardens and for the cultivation of its edible fruits

The fruit changes from green to yellow-red as it ripens

High fiber content helps prevent diabetes

Associated with potential health benefits

Burdekin Plum Live Plant (Pleiogynium timoriense) Plant Type:Seedling Plant Traditional and Medicinal Uses: VariousBurdekin Plum, also known as Tulip Plum, is an Australian native that produces plump, sweet, acidic fruits that are only edible when ripe. Fruits are large, black, round and contain a large stone, similar to plums commonly found in the supermarket. The colour and flavour of the flesh varies between varieties. Burdekin Plum prefers a sunny position in loamy, well drained soil. In the wild, this tree can reach heights of 20m, but is typically grows up