Tamarillos

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Linda says... I'm not sure, but may be the variety... I have a yellow tamarillo I just eat it when very soft and so ripe - I don't have any at the moment so I can't check about the seeds but I can't say I particularly remember them being hard......	About the Author Linda Glenorie 2nd March 2017 9:57pm #UserID: 12687 Posts: 55 View All Linda's Edible Fruit Trees
Rob starts with ... I have a tamarillo growing beautifully in my garden in South Gippsland (Vic). It bears fruit prolifically but the seeds are extremely hard, I mean teeth shatteringly hard. Is there a reason for this? Would love to know. Cheers, Rob.	About the Author Rob23 Murrumbeena 21st February 2017 10:40pm #UserID: 15605 Posts: 3 View All Rob23's Edible Fruit Trees
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Rob23 says... Thanks Linda, maybe I'm being fussy, but I think you'd remember if the seeds were this hard. I still enjoy them anyway! Thanks for your reply. Rob23.	About the Author Rob23 MURRUMBEENA,3163,VIC 3rd March 2017 6:12pm #UserID: 15605 Posts: 3 View All Rob23's Edible Fruit Trees
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