Grumichama Black Fruit Tree PLANT – Delicious Berries – Eugenia brasiliensis

Grumichama Black Fruit Tree PLANT (Eugenia brasiliensis) – Delicious Cherry-Like BerriesDiscover the exotic taste of the Grumichama! This beautiful evergreen shrub or small tree produces an abundance of stunning, dark purple to black berries. Renowned for their rich, sweet flavour, these delectable fruits are often compared to cherries in both size and taste.Enjoy the versatile berries fresh off the tree, or use them in smoothies, milkshakes, fruit salads, jams, jellies, and baked goods. They can also be frozen or dehydrated for long-term storage. Beyond their delicious flavour, Grumichama berries are a nutritional powerhouse, packed with antioxidants, Vitamins A and C, and essential minerals.A relatively low-maintenance tree, you can expect your first harvest within 3-4 years of planting.Product Details:Price is for one (1) potted plant supplied in a small pot.Naturally grown with care in our permaculture food forest in Pacific Haven, QLD.Dispatch within Australia only. Unfortunately, we cannot send to Norfolk Island, NT, SA, TAS, or WA.Local pick-up is available by appointment.Please note: The product image is an example of our potted plants.Planting & Growing TipsInitial Care: Upon arrival, give your plant a good drink and place it in a partially shaded, sheltered spot. Allow it to acclimatise in its original pot for a few days before transplanting.Transplanting: Re-pot or plant into the garden when roots begin to emerge from the drainage holes. Water thoroughly immediately after planting.Position: Prefers a well-drained position, as it does not like to sit in water. It grows best in full sun to partial shade and adapts to many soil types, though it will thrive in richer, well-draining soil. Slightly raised garden beds are ideal.Watering: Water regularly after planting until established, then as required.Additional NotesSun Acclimatisation: Our nursery plants are grown in semi-shade. To prevent sun shock, gradually introduce them to more sun over a week before planting them in their permanent position.Disclaimer: As with any new food, we recommend you research before consumption. Please also see the full disclaimer in the footer of this page.