Pleiogynium timorense
Burdekin Plum is Native tropical rainforest tree. Produces plum like fruits that can be eaten raw, or made into wines and jellies, exceptionally hardy tree , flowering usually occurs between January and march and harvest in winter
Harvest the fruits when they start to show signs of ripening, do not eat them straight away as they are hard and acidic straight off the tree and need to be stored for a few days to become ripe
Burdekin Plum
Harvest Time
July to September
Sun Exposure
Full sun to partial shadeHeight
5-10mPollination
Self pollinatingFrost Tolerance
Light Frost
Amount of Leaves in Winter
All leaves - Evergreen
Grown from
Cutting
Time to fruit
2-3 years