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Syzygium paniculatum - Australian Brush Cherry
By Delonix1
27 Oct, 2010
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I allowed the Australian Brush Cherry to re-grow last fall since it was cut down before I move in 7 years ago. It is now taller than the eve of the house and fruiting. This tree/shrub is one of the most widely grown tree in California. Old specimens in California are known to be almost 100 feet/ 31 meters tall. This is as tall as they grow in their native eastern Australian habitat. Photo taken Oct. 25, 2010.
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Meanie:
Yes, but they don't taste very good.
27 Oct, 2010
Ah - I love the English cherry season!
27 Oct, 2010
Meanie:
We can only just barely grow cherries (only low-chill varieties) in San Diego. Most varieties are high-chill requiring too many hours of chilling...which our climate doesn't provide.
We however, can grow the Capulin Cherry or Tropical Cherry (Prunus salicifolia). It's a real cherry...we can get almost 3 crops a year here. :>)
28 Oct, 2010
Enough talk of cherries - I want cherry pie now!
28 Oct, 2010
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Are they edible?
27 Oct, 2010