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Incredible Edibles - NZ’s Edible Plant Specialists
Incredible Edibles - NZ’s Edible Plant Specialists
What we grow
View full range
Apples
Avocado
Bananas
Bay Trees
Berryfruit
Blueberries
Cape Gooseberry
Casimiroas
Cherimoyas
Chilean Guava
Citrus
Coffee
Currants
Curry Leaf
Feijoas
Figs
Grapes
Guava - Cherry
Ice Cream Bean
Japanese Raisin Tree
Lemongrass
Macadamia
Mountain Paw Paw
Mulberry Hicks (Early)
Oak Leaved Papaya
Olives
Orangeberry
Passionfruit
Peanut
Pine Nut
Pomegranates
Raspberries
Rhubarb
Tamarillos
Tea
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Magical Blueberries
All about Olives
Fruiting Calendar
Pruning your Fig
Getting the best from your Citrus plant
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Get Inspired
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Poached Figs with Mascarpone
Passionfruit Honey
Blueberry Muffins
Berry Coulis
Blackberry Cocktail
Feijoa Crumble Cake
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Cape Gooseberry

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Delicate yellow, bell-shaped flowers with dark purple spots in the flower's throat. The fruit is round and yellow/orange, enclosed in a papery husk or lantern. The lantern dries when the fruit is ripe. The fruit's skin is waxy, and the pulp is juicy with many tiny seeds.

Cape Gooseberries are small shrubby plants with grey-green velvety heart-shaped leaves. This herbaceous perennial will grow for several years, other than the very frosty areas where it can be grown annually, producing the fruit from summer to autumn. It has many uses, from eating fresh to decorating cheesecakes, pavlovas and gateaux. Use in pies or make jam or jelly. Compliments seafood, when made into a sauce, as it has a beautiful crisp flavour

Easy to grow in many well-drained soil types, a good trim in spring after frosts have gone and pinching new growth tips will see it grow into a beautiful bushy plant.

Physalis peruviana

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Delicate yellow, bell-shaped flowers with dark purple spots in the flower's throat. The fruit is round and yellow/orange, enclosed in a papery husk or lantern. The lantern dries when the fruit is ripe. The fruit's skin is waxy, and the pulp is juicy with many tiny seeds.

Cape Gooseberries are small shrubby plants with grey-green velvety heart-shaped leaves. This herbaceous perennial will grow for several years, other than the very frosty areas where it can be grown annually, producing the fruit from summer to autumn. It has many uses, from eating fresh to decorating cheesecakes, pavlovas and gateaux. Use in pies or make jam or jelly. Compliments seafood, when made into a sauce, as it has a beautiful crisp flavour

Easy to grow in many well-drained soil types, a good trim in spring after frosts have gone and pinching new growth tips will see it grow into a beautiful bushy plant.

Physalis peruviana

Delicate yellow, bell-shaped flowers with dark purple spots in the flower's throat. The fruit is round and yellow/orange, enclosed in a papery husk or lantern. The lantern dries when the fruit is ripe. The fruit's skin is waxy, and the pulp is juicy with many tiny seeds.

Cape Gooseberries are small shrubby plants with grey-green velvety heart-shaped leaves. This herbaceous perennial will grow for several years, other than the very frosty areas where it can be grown annually, producing the fruit from summer to autumn. It has many uses, from eating fresh to decorating cheesecakes, pavlovas and gateaux. Use in pies or make jam or jelly. Compliments seafood, when made into a sauce, as it has a beautiful crisp flavour

Easy to grow in many well-drained soil types, a good trim in spring after frosts have gone and pinching new growth tips will see it grow into a beautiful bushy plant.

Physalis peruviana

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