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john starts with ...
Can anyone tell me what this is please.
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Pademelon1 says...
90% sure that it is Capparis Mitchellii, and if not, it is some other Capparis sp. This is an Australian native, with decent edible fruit, but take ages to mature to a fruiting stage. they are an arid plant, but will survive in the subtropics with care.

Daleys occasionally sells them as seedlings.
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jakfruit etiquette says...
Its a Capparis, ie a Caper fruit. Not sure which species, there are a few native types, and from the pic, that looks like its bigger than C.spinosa the pickling caper. How big are those fruit ?
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