The Honey Murcott, or Murcott, is a late bearing hybrid mandarin x tangerine. The fruit is very sweet flavoured and has a near perfect appearance.

Maturity: August to December

A spontaneous mutation of the Washington Navel, this vigorous tree produces fruit which is able to be left on the tree for several months.

Maturity: July to September. Before Late Lane and after Washington Navel.

Golden Delicious is an all purpose apple, an excellent eating variety. It produces many medium - large conical pale green turning golden/ yellow apples in March and early April. Trees are round headed in shape and 4x4m. Its a firm, crispy, creamy, juicy fruit which requires careful handling and storage as its prone to bruising. Suitable pollinators are Granny Smith, Jonathan and Naga Fu2. All requiring an open sunny well drained position. Soon this variety will also be available on a dwarf rootstock.

Maturity: approximately mid March- early April

Fragar produces medium to large size oblong, red over creamy white skinned fruit during early February. With a firm white flesh and clingstone, this fruit needs to be handled with care as bruising occurs easily. Requires hot weather during its growing season and a moist well drained soil.

A plum which ripens late in the season.

Maturity: approximately March