Naranjilla / Golden Fruit of the Andes Fruit Trees & Edibles > Custard Apple It adds seasonal interest and

It adds seasonal interest and attracts wildlife to any garden

fertile soil and benefits from regular watering and pruning to maximise nut production

Streetscape™ is ideal for mass planting

making it an excellent choice for adding a splash of colour and structure to medium-sized gardens

Fruits for 9 months of the year (Feb - Oct)

Naranjilla / Golden Fruit of the Andes Fruit Trees & Edibles > Custard Apple It adds seasonal interest andNaranjilla (Solanum quitoense), also known as the "little orange" or "Golden Fruit Of The Andes", is a rare tropical fruit plant native to the Andes. It produces small, spherical fruits covered in a spiky, green husk, which turn orange when ripe. The fruit has a tangy, citrus like flavour, often described as a blend of pineapple and lime. Naranjilla is enjoyed fresh, in juices, or as a flavouring in desserts and beverages. The plant is also valued for