Sweet_Karounda_Fruit_Natal_Plum_Fruit__Plant_For_Home_Gardening_Outdoor__Plants
Sweet_Karounda_Fruit_Natal_Plum_Fruit__Plant_For_Home_Gardening_Outdoor__Plants
Sweet_Karounda_Fruit_Natal_Plum_Fruit__Plant_For_Home_Gardening_Outdoor__Plants
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Sweet Karounda Fruit Natal Plum Fruit Plant For Home Gardening Outdoor Pl..More

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Product Information

Country

India


Net Quantity

1.00 count


Indoor/Outdoor Usage

Outdoor, Indoor


Country of Origin

India


Special Feature

organic


Colour

Red


Product Care Instructions

water


USDA Hardiness Zone

3


Expected Plant Height

4 Metres

Product Description

Discover the beauty and tranquility of nature with our exquisite collection of plants. From lush indoor greenery to vibrant outdoor blooms, our plants are meticulously nurtured to bring life and freshness to any space. Whether you're looking to purify the air, create a serene atmosphere, or add a touch of natural elegance to your decor, our diverse selection has something for every plant lover. Explore our variety and find the perfect plant to elevate your home or garden today Features:
It usually forms a dense thorny shrub but it can grow into a small tree up to 4 m high.
The unripe fruit is green in color and rich in latex. Colour changes gradually from green to bright red and then dark crimson when ripped.
Fruit is tender, juicy, and contains milky sap.
Fruits can be eaten raw or made into delicious jams or jellies also ornamental shrub attracts birds and butterflies to the garden.

Description:
Carissa macrocarpa is a spiny evergreen, perennial shrub with dense leathery green leaves, fragrant white flowers and showy edible red fruits. It is commonly known as the Natal plum and, in South Africa, the large num-num. In Zulu, as well as in the Bantu tribes of Uganda, it is called Amathungulu or umThungulu oBomvu. In Afrikaans the fruit is called noem-noem.