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PLANT DESCRIPTION
Cedar Bay Cherry is also known as Beach Cherry. This is a shrub that grows to about 4m with a typical lilly pilly appearance. The leaves are thick textured. The small white flowers are followed by bright red fruit that grows to about 15mm in diameter. The flesh is white and the fruit has 1 or 2 seeds.
USAGE
The fruit is sweet tasting and can be eaten fresh. This is one of Australia's best fresh fruits.
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What does a cedar waxwing eat?
cedar waxwings eat fruit like pears cherries etc.
What bay is south of Cedar Keys?
Waccassassa Bay is south of Cedar Keys, Florida.
When was Cedar Bay National Park created?
Cedar Bay National Park was created in 1977.
What is the area of Cedar Bay National Park?
The area of Cedar Bay National Park is 56.5 square meters.
How far is castaway bay from cedar point?
It's within a mile its not far at all. Actually castaway bay and cedar point are on the same strip.
How many miles are between Cutler Bay Florida and Cedar Grove New Jersey?
There are 1113.272 miles between Cutler Bay, Florida and Cedar Grove, New Jersey.
Where is the Cedar Swamp Historical Society in Oyster Bay New York located?
The address of the Cedar Swamp Historical Society is: Po Box 458, Oyster Bay, NY 11771
What is the US based on?
Where is 5 Cedar Road in Mulhurst Bay, Alberta?
Is a cedar bay cherry annual perennial or biennial?
Cedar bay cherry (Eugenia foetida) is a perennial plant. It typically grows as a shrub or small tree and can live for many years, producing fruit annually. Perennial plants like the cedar bay cherry thrive in suitable conditions, returning each season without needing to be replanted.
Why was Sam Houston in Cedar Point?
It was the location of his summer home on Trinity Bay.
What is the web address of the Cedar Swamp Historical Society in Oyster Bay New York?
The web address of the Cedar Swamp Historical Society is: http://cedarswamp.org
What is the scientific name or taxonomic classification of the Cedar Bay Cherry?
The scientific name would be Eugenia reinwardtiana.
