Written by Roger Goebel, Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries Botanical name: Canna edulis of the CANNACEAE (Canna) family Other names: Edible Canna, Achira, Purple Arrowroot. Click here for more information
By Roger Goebel, Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries Botanical name: Psophocarpus tetrag...
There are more than 40 mature rare fruit trees in the Flecker Botanical Gardens, 5 kms from the cent...
This article is taken from the 'Daley News' - April 2007. I have a panama berry t...
Report on Field meetings for 2007 RFCA Annual General Meeting Weekend at Bundaberg The da...
By Arthur Bovey, Mackay Branch RFCA The ones amongst us who have used Wild May attractant to ki...
A small red berry from West Africa makes a perfect pot plant WORDS BY IAN AND ...
These notes are based on a presentation given by Yan Diczbalis, Senior Horticulturalist, Dept Primar...
Cooktown in far north Queensland has become one of Australia's passionfruit kingdoms, producing abun...
Dawn Meneikys from the Mossman Branch tells the story of her White Pitaya, and how she got it to fru...
This article lists some of the rare tropical vegetables listed in the The Green Harvest Organic Gard...
Soren and Yvonne Rasmussen have converted dry bushland at Julatten, inland from Mossman in Far North...
A short introductory article about Breadfruit written by Roger Goebel, which promotes breadfruit as ...
This information about Pepino is a small brochure which Fay Adams found. It has been scanned asa pdf...
A recipe that you can make at home for damaged tree branches, provided by Roger Goebel Publishe...
Written by H. Flynn, St. Joseph's Church, Weipa, Q. 4874 "These are merely personal an...
Officers from the Horticulture Branch of the DPI share their expertise on Ginger, in simple language...
Marjorie Spear describes her experience with the Canistel "This is a truly lovely backyard tree w...
JOYCE ALLEN tells the story of Amaranthus, once widely grown in the Americas, and a mystical food to...
Roger Goebel describes his experiences with growing water chestnuts, and the lessons he learned. ...
Nick McLeod, an Extension Officer with the DPI, Rockhampton provides some good advice to beginners. ...
Regina Parsons tells the story of how she and Errol Duffill found their block and settled.'The h...
The feast was first conceived in 2004 to introduce local residents to the mouthwatering and colourfu...
"I was rather amazed when it actually set fruit for the first time. I don't know if the fru...
A small bush from Borneo called Sweet Leaf provides a steady source of ‘spinach’ to peop...
The Borneo Collection of exotic tropical fruit trees thrives on a rainforest property some two hours...
The fruit with the great taste that makes mighty wine WORDS BY REGINA PARSONS, PHOTOGRAPH BY DI...
In the rainforest hinterland above Cairns, Harmony Farm is living proof that there is a Garden of Ed...
Pluck the leaves from the stalks, steam them lightly, and they will melt in your mouth.WORDS BY ARTH...
The story of how the Bosworth No. 3 Lychee was discovered and selected. WORDS BY HERB BOSWORTH. Publ...
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