These archives are the work of Pat Scott from Western Australia who created this website for all of us. The project was initiated by Sheryl Backhouse from the Sub-Tropical Fruit Club of Qld Inc. For enquiries relating to this website, email info(*at*)rfcarchives.org.au The Mission Statement To rescue the information compiled by members of The Rare Fruit Council of Australia, which was publ...
I have one durian tree that fruits regularly now. It’s a seedling, about 20 years old. The fruit is ...
Hi Camo's camp, What did you do to restrict the size of your Nashi, as mine are usually twice that s...
Red Pineapple Ananas bracteatus The Red Pineapple is from the Bromeliaceae family. Like the ...
My yellow mangosteen is going berserk at the moment,usually it has,at any given time,flowers--sm...
WORDS BY PAUL RICHARDSON PHOTOGRAPHS BY PAUL RICHARDSON AND ROGER GOEBEL A recent global surv...
'I was looking for another variety to graft on to my Pink’s Mammoth and this sounded like an interes...
The Maprang is a mango related species which is native to Malaysia, north Sumatra and west Java and ...
FACTS: The Miracle Fruit Plant (Synsepalum dulcificum) is a plant first documented in 1725 d...
Paul Andrew, the Secretary for the Mackay Branch of Rare Fruit Australia describes his personal expe...
Shirley Kerle, President of Mackay Branch of Rare Fruit Australia shares her experiences with growin...
This article is taken from the 'Daley News' - April 2007. I have a panama berry t...
A small red berry from West Africa makes a perfect pot plant WORDS BY IAN AND ...
Dawn Meneikys from the Mossman Branch tells the story of her White Pitaya, and how she got it to fru...
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...
Written by H. Flynn, St. Joseph's Church, Weipa, Q. 4874 "These are merely personal an...
Marjorie Spear describes her experience with the Canistel "This is a truly lovely backyard tree w...
The fruit with the great taste that makes mighty wine WORDS BY REGINA PARSONS, PHOTOGRAPH BY DI...
The story of how the Bosworth No. 3 Lychee was discovered and selected. WORDS BY HERB BOSWORTH. Publ...
A Japanese cafe has started serving up berries that make sour desserts sweet, offering dieters the c...
"I now wish I’d planted more Isau trees. I was considering the fruit with the wrong attit...
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