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Where can i buy Ackee Fruit Tree in Australia?

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Aaron Paterson starts with ...
Hello I would like to know where in Australia I can buy an ACKEE fruit tree which Jamaican people make food from the fruit. Is there a Nursery in Australia who sells ACKEE FRUIT TREES, also PLANTAIN TREE & BREADFRUIT TREES. Is there a place where I can buy fresh fruit from these trees/plants? I live in Rockhampton, Central Queensland. Thanks for any help given. Aaron C Paterson.
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Aaron Paterson
Rockhampton, Qld
16th March 2010 2:06pm
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Jimmy says...
Not to sure, there is obviuosly mass immigration of Jamiacans as we keep getting asked this.
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Jimmy
Perth
16th March 2010 3:48pm
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BJ says...
Try this forum ... there was a few people in QLD that had the tree ... http://www.daleysfruit.com.au/forum/ackee-tree/ Apparently Limberlost Nurseries 113 Old Smithfield Road Freshwater, Cairns. 07 4055 1262 sells them too (so says that last forum).
You may be able to import seeds (make sure you use the botanical name) but this is going to take time and money - but if you look at the previous post (which I tried to attatch above) there are some people in QLD with the tree - they may be able to provide seeds / suckers / information as to sources. There are also people that sell Jamaican cusine.
Good luck
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16th March 2010 5:02pm
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Violet_Cactus says...
I don't know about Australia, but I read somewhere that it's illegal to import ackee into the USA because of its potential lethal toxicity.
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Violet_Cactus
Melbourne
17th March 2010 8:20am
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BJ says...
Bluggoe bananas are Plantain. You can buy them from Banana nurseries. You'll have to get a DPI permit to grow one in Rocky though. Supposed to be easy to get though. The Backyard Blue Banana website has a bit of info on there. I'm looking into it now also.
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BJ
Brisbane
18th March 2010 2:20pm
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Minxie says...
In answer to there must be a massive amount of jamacians here is total rubbish I've meet one other in my 30 years of being here, n it's alittle offensive , like we've took over implied , my grandmother made brilliant food with ackee n bread fruit I'd love to know where u can buy them also so if u do find out please let me know also :)
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Minxie
Perth
22nd March 2011 12:51pm
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snottiegobble says...
Minxie, I am sure Jimmy didnt mean to offend. Maybe in Queensland there are more Jamaicans due to the similiar climate back in Jamaica?
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22nd March 2011 2:12pm
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Jimmy says...
some people.
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Perth
25th March 2011 6:24pm
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Carol, Perth WA says...
Yes, There is a mass migration of Jamaicans and Aussies who have travelled to Jamaica. If only you were able to try the Ackee you too would love this fruit/vegetable. Can anyone find the illusive Ackee tree here in the land of OZ????!!!

Carol, WA
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5th July 2011 2:23pm
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Mike says...
They used to be around in the past but seemed to have lost favour.I'll have to drive past the park in Moody Street to see if the fabulous akee tree I used to raid is still there.Plantains are fairly standard I thought and there is a large variety of breadfruit and breadnut that tropical fruit growers cultivate around mossman and on the cassowary coast.Limberlost may be the only nursery around with them but exotic groves or mena creek probably would.
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Mike
Cairns
5th July 2011 9:34pm
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trikus says...
Limberlost should be closed now and will soon be turned into yuppie apartments .
I had a few akees very early in winter .
Several trees growing locally.
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7th July 2011 9:21am
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BJ says...
Is it closed already?
I was planning a visit in the next few weeks!
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BJ
Brisbane
7th July 2011 12:09pm
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annie says...
Maybe you're over sensitive, I'm from Sydney and used to know quite a lot of Jamaicans in Sydney, was told there were more in Melbourne as well as some in Perth - musicians told me this.
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canberra
19th January 2012 6:31pm
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Mike says...
A chum told me today there is a big tree on a property near Kuranda that gets loads of fruit that just drop on the ground. I might try to acquire some seeds when the season comes around.
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19th January 2012 6:38pm
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