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Gumbi Gumbi, Pittosporum angustifolium or native apricot. Found across Australia, including deep inland. With high drought tolerance, delicate flowers, bright fruit, and weeping growth patterns, it makes an attractive ornamental. Although the fruit is generally inedible, the leaves and fruit have been traditionally used for its medicinal properties by First Nations people.
The smell of the fruit is both buttery and sweet.
You will receive 10 seeds
Gumbi Gumbi, Pittosporum angustifolium or native apricot. Found across Australia, including deep inland. With high drought tolerance, delicate flowers, bright fruit, and weeping growth patterns, it makes an attractive ornamental. Although the fruit is generally inedible, the leaves and fruit have been traditionally used for its medicinal properties by First Nations people.
The smell of the fruit is both buttery and sweet.
You will receive 10 seeds