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Discover an edible display garden with over 750 varieties of fruit and food plants in Parkwood, WA. Rare fruit and food tree nursery. www.primalfruits.com.au

Cyrus, a dedicated rare fruit grower, is on a mission to inspire. He introduces ultra-rare fruit trees like jaboticaba and Eugenias to the WA market through education and propagation. With over 15 years of experience, Cyrus cultivates more than 750 varieties on his 700sqm property, using regenerative, syntropic methods.

30/10/2026

Aloe vera ($15) provides soothing gel right from your garden for skin care.

Arabian jasmine ($15) fills the air with intensely sweet, white fragrant flowers.

Black chokeberry ($45) bears dark, antioxidant-rich berries that make fantastic jams and juices.

Chinese hawthorn ($120) bears large red fruit popular for tasty snacks and traditional sweets.

Chinese toon ($45) offers tender young shoots with a savory, onion-like flavor.

Christmas bush ($15) puts on a stunning display of festive red flowering bracts.

Dwarf Parfianka pomegranate (presale at $75) yields juicy dark red seeds on a manageable bush.

Japanese green tea ($20 to $75) make healthy tea at home.

Saskatoon Berry ($75) produces sweet blue berries that taste like blueberries with a hint of almond.

Mila pineapple ($20) grows unique, sweet tropical fruit in a compact size.

Mosquito bush ($15) naturally deters insects with its strong, aromatic foliage.

Mountain pepper ($45) produces spicy, fragrant leaves and fiery pepper berries for cooking.

Natal plum - ground cover variant ($15) offers sweet edible red fruit set against glossy evergreen leaves.

Oregon grape ($75) features bright yellow flowers and tart dark berries for homemade jellies.

Ornamental flowering currant ($15) brightens the garden with colorful spring blooms.

Rio Grande Cherry seeds and plants available from $10.

Sloe ($65) forms thorny hedges loaded with dark blue berries for flavoring drinks.

Ube purple yam ($10) produces vibrant purple tubers packed with sweet, nutty flavour.

30/10/2026

Gac ($30ea) is an Asian delicacy and Aussie native climbing vine that grows natively in tropical parts of northern Australia and Southeast Asia.

It produces big, bumpy fruits that turn red-orange when ripe.

You need at least two plants to get fruit. Gac has separate male and female vines, so you need both to supply pollen and produce fruit.

The best part to eat is the bright red coating around the seeds. It has a mild, creamy taste similar to avocado or cucumber, but must be cooked into foods. Simply scoop out the red seeds and scrape off the flesh. People like to cook it with sticky rice to color it orange, or mix it into soups, smoothies, and curries.

Huge in Vietnam and Thailand especially.

29/10/2026

Mila Pineapple ($20) is an easy one for any Perth garden because it thrives in our hot summers and sandy soils while giving you both striking looks and sweet mini fruit.

Unlike standard tropical fruit trees that take up more space and care and struggle with heat stress this dwarf red pineapple loves the sun and handles dry spells with ease.

It fits into tight courtyard spots, looks fantastic on a hot patio, and brings a touch of the tropics straight into your backyard or near the swimming pool without any hassle.

The benefits go well beyond just getting fresh fruit. The plant features brilliant red, orange, and purple leaves year round, followed by a bright purple flower spike and sweet mini red pineapples.

The fruit is low in acid, juicy, and perfect for eating straight off the plant, tossing into salads, or using as a decorative garnish. Even showing off at school or work.

Because it stays compact, you can easily grow it in a 30cm pot on a sunlit porch or set it out as an eye-catching accent in a warm garden bed.

After fruiting, the mother plant produces offshoots called pups, meaning you can easily slice them off, plant them up, and grow your patch for free.

Growing Mila in Perth Metro is as easy as it gets. It needs very little water once established and prefers a spot in full sun, which brings out the richest colors in the foliage and drives strong fruiting.

All it asks for is free-draining soil or a good quality potting mix with extra perlite or coarse sand so its roots stay dry and healthy in winter wet. During winter, simply keep it in a sheltered spot away from heavy frost, feed it through spring and summer, and let it do its thing.

23/10/2026

A huge flood of new arrivals and presales just hit the website. A presale is buying now to save as when they arrive price goes to normal.

Orange Berry 15-20cm is hardy shrub that produces sweet, edible orange berries. On the rebate. WA native.

Kembangan Starfruit is a highly productive grafted variety known for yielding sweet, juicy starfruit. Presale.

Malay Jackfruit is a coveted tropical fruit tree that produces large, flavourful fruit with rich, sweet flesh. Presale.

Greek Columnar Basil is a compact, highly aromatic herb that grows in a neat vertical shape, making it ideal for pots. 3 left.

Duffy Feijoa is a popular, self-fertile variety that bears medium-to-large, sweet, aromatic feijoa fruit.

Mammoth Feijoa is a reliable grower known for its exceptionally large, flavourful fruit with a tender texture.

Native Golden Shower is a striking Australian native tree that puts on a brilliant display of yellow flowers. Tubestock. One left.

Wolf's Lilac is an attractive, cold-hardy flowering shrub that fills the garden with fragrant blooms.

Bayleaf Tree provides classic aromatic leaves that are essential for seasoning stews, soups, and curries.

Sweet Appleberry Vine is a native climber featuring pleasant, edible berries with a sweet, apple-like flavour.

Purple Boobialla is a hardy, fast-growing Australian native groundcover featuring distinct deep purple foliage.

Maher Grafted, Chocolate Black Sapote is a premium grafted specimen prized for producing large, rich fruit that tastes like chocolate pudding. One left.

Makrut Lime is an essential citrus plant whose aromatic leaves provide the signature flavour in Thai and Southeast Asian cooking.

Chupa chupa, South American Sapote is a rare tropical fruit tree that produces soft, sweet, orange-fleshed fruit. One left.

Darwin on Worms: Was he right? A new WA authored book explores Charles Darwin's fascinating research on earthworms and soil health.

Honeybees and their home, another new book provides practical insights into honeybee behavior, hive dynamics, and backyard beekeeping.

20/10/2026

$15, $45, $90

Tamarind fruit helps the body remove extra fluoride.

Scientists tested this at the National Institute of Nutrition. They added tamarind pulp to the daily meals of young boys.

The kids peed out significantly more fluoride when they ate tamarind. The fruit makes urine less acidic. This shift helps the kidneys flush out fluoride before it builds up in bones.
The paper was published in the European Journal of Clinical Nutrition. The study authors concluded: "Tamarind intake is likely to help in delaying progression of fluorosis by enhancing urinary excretion of fluoride."

Tamarind acts as a simple food aid for fluoride removal. However, it also changes how the body handles minerals like zinc and magnesium.

It works best as a normal part of a balanced diet.

17/10/2026

I step out my back door onto an old patio, leaving behind the dark clutter of the house.

My back garden is small but vast, squeezed between tall fences and the low rumble of Roe Hwy as traffic humming away in the distance.

But inside those fences, I have built my own dense wall of green.

I step onto the messy mulched path under the canopy. Lilly pilly, mulberry, Aztec fruit, peanut tree crowd together overhead, blocking out the roofs around me.

Within three paces, the air changes. It feels cooler on my skin and smells rich and heavy with damp earth, crushed bush basil and lemon myrtle.

I take a deep breath, pulling that fresh air into my lungs. Up in the leaves, the trees have spent the sunny morning releasing phytoncides to protect themselves.

I cannot see them, but as I breathe them in, my body goes to work, using those natural compounds to lift my immune markers and build up my NK cells.

My senses settle right away. The thick layers of leaves cushion the harsh noise of cars from the road, swapping it for the soft rustle of paperbark foliage in the breeze.

Looking up at the dappled sunlight playing across green leaves gives my eyes a place to rest. I feel my shoulders drop, my breathing slow down, and that steady tension in my chest eases up as my heart rate settles and my stress drops away.

I sit down on the small timber bench tucked between my jaboticaba and cherry of Rio Grandes. I am still surrounded by houses and suburban noise, but inside my tiny pocket of trees, my body is soaking up the exact same quiet medicine as I would in a deep forest.

Sometimes doing nothing is all you need.

10/10/2026

Native frangipani is a rebate native tree with a stunning yellow display of flowers.
Growing rather quickly and loves the hot sun of Perth.

It puts out fragrant yellow flowers that turn orange as the tree grows older.

Excellent shade, smells wonderful, and brings in busy bees and birds.

It is very tough in sand and easy to grow.

If you haven't claimed your $150 rebate be sure to include one.

I'm listing one soon on the website. 1.75cms tall.

09/10/2026

available now

white aspen
native rainforest tree with lemon honey flavoured berries

grafted finger lime
native citrus filled with tangy caviar like pearls

hops
vigorous climbing vine for home brewing and edible shoots

sunshine passionfruit
best self fertile purple variety for perth gardens

green tea
hardy camellia bush grown for fresh tea leaves

WA sandlewood and wa quandong
Natives that need to grow near host tree

presale list

akee
jamaican national fruit with rich savoury flesh when cooked

ashwagandha
traditional medicinal herb with earthy roots

avocado edranol b
type b pollinator with rich buttery fruit

bayberry chinese red seedling
yangmei sub tropical tree with tart juicy red fruit

Baby bottle trees
iconic aussie native with swollen water storing trunk

burdekin plum
hardy native tree with tart plum like fruit

canistel aurea
eggfruit with rich sweet egg yolk texture

carambola starfruit kary
sweet juicy star shaped fruit heavy producer

cinnamon tree
aromatic spice tree grown for fragrant bark

coffee gold
rare yellow berry coffee bush

coffee k7
disease resistant coffee cultivar with great yield

davidson plum nsw
native rainforest tree with intensely sour dark plum fruit

dwarf avocado pinkerton a
compact type a pollinator with high yields

dwarf coffee red catuai
compact bush producing classic red coffee cherries

dwarf coffee yellow catuai
compact grower with sweet yellow coffee cherries

dwarf macadamia a16
compact native nut tree perfect for backyards
dwarf pomegranate parfianka
small tree with big sweet juicy red arils

gumbi gumbi
tough native bush medicine plant

jakfruit malay
tropical tree with massive sweet jackfruit

japanese raisin
hardy tree with edible sweet fruit stalks

macadamia a203
high yielding commercial nut variety

macadamia a4
popular variety with large high quality nuts

malabar chestnut
saba nut with edible chestnut like seeds

myoga ginger
hardy perennial grown for edible flower buds

nam nam
unusual fruit tree with tart pods on trunk

orange berry
hardy shrub with sweet edible orange berries

passionfruit sweet calabash
rare passionfruit with aromatic sweet pulp

passionfruit sweet granadilla
sweet orange passionfruit with crunchy seeds

passionfruit sweet lilikoi
yellow passionfruit with intense tropical flavour

peanut butter tree
shrub with fruit tasting like peanut butter and jelly

peanut tree
native tree with edible peanut flavoured seeds

pencil yam
bush tucker vine with edible tubers

soh shang
rare sub tropical vine with sweet tart berries

soursop mountain
cold hardy soursop relative with creamy fruit

star apple
caimito with sweet purple fruit and star pattern inside

wampee guy sam
citrus relative with sweet and tart grape like fruit clusters

08/10/2026

Rare Fruit Seeds, Exotic Edible Seed

Seeds Available Now
$5 - Harpephyllum caffrum X 2 seeds
$5 - Abutilon indicum X 5 seed pod
$5 - Moringa oleifera X 3 seeds
$5 - Stachys affinis X 2 tubers
$10 - Zingiber officinale X 1 tuber
$40 - Aframomum melegueta X 1 tuber
$5 - Tamarindus indica X 2 seeds
$10 - Cajanus cajan X 100 seeds
$25 - Manilkara zapota X 5 seeds
$25 - Annona squamosa "kampong mauve purple sugar apple" X 5 seeds
$5 - Artocarpus heterophyllus X 1 seed
$10 - Theobrama cocoa X 2 seeds

Coming soon November & December 2026
$50 - Eugenia uniflora "Honey White" X 10 seeds
$5 - Eugenia uniflora "Red" X 4 seeds
$25 - Eugenia aggregate X 4 seeds
$10 - Plinia spirito-santensis "Grimal Jaboticaba" X 3 seeds

$10 Cuttings
White Shahtoot Mulberry
Hicks Fancy Mulberry
Tena Fig
Adam's Pride Fig
African Bitter Leaf
Indian Coleus
Bush Basil
Night Flowering Jasmine
Chaya, Tree Spinach
Acerola - Florida Sweet
Acerola - Pixie
Mexican Elderberry
Eversweet Pomegranate
Longevity Spinach
Okinawa Spinach

$20 Cuttings
Dade White Sapote
Peanut Butter Berry
Kei Apple
Ketembilla Ceylon Gooseberry

How to Order
Text orders to 0411166034 and we will send an invoice.

To pay with a credit card on the website, ask for a custom listing and we will set one up for you.

Text to 0411166034:
Your full name
Seed names and $ value
And Address

Add $15 for postage or indicate if pickup.

Primal Seed List Notification
To be notified of an upcoming new wave of seeds you can send your email to 0411166034 and request being added to the Primal "seed list". Notice is 48-24 hours and we expect seeds to sell fast.

You can also periodically check for seed availability by visiting this listing.
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More Info
Seeds are sold in batches and stock is strictly limited based on fresh seasonal harvests.
Growing from seed gives you strong, acclimatised root systems and full control over your plant setup.

Most seeds ship in vermiculite and are ready for sowing in a well drained mix with warmth and steady moisture.

Limited stock. Pickup from Parkwood, WA.

Postage is WA wide and seeds can be sent to every state except Tasmania.

Keywords: rare fruit seeds Perth, seed waitlist, tropical fruit seeds, exotic seeds WA, food forest seeds

03/10/2026

Noni trees available to buy now. Potentially a treebate rebate but not yet. Ideal in Broome and tropical gardens.

Polynesian voyagers carried noni across the Pacific in canoes, using it for dyes, food, and traditional medicine.

Native to Polynesia, Australia and India, introduced to Hawaii in the 4th century.

Today, it is grown globally for juice, teas, and rare fruit collections.

See comments for article and links to buy

Address

By Appointment/Please Call Or Message
Parkwood, WA
6147

Website

http://www.primalfruits.com.au/

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