Blue Tongue citrus Small bush rarely above 1

Small bush rarely above 1 m tall with yellow fruit stripped purple up to 10cm

and was a 'Jakarta' seedling (planting # C-26)

Nth Queensland in the 1870′s

often being used in savory dishes

zinc to fight off viruses

Blue Tongue citrus Small bush rarely above 1Popular and pretty native alternative to exotic tibouchinas, with flowers off and on through the year, and bushtucker berries to follow. The Blue Tongue gets its name from its sweet, blue black fruits that stain the mouth. It is known as Native Lasiandra, or as Dhumulu in the Yolngu language. In Australia, it can be found growing wild in the Kimberley region of WA, across the Northern Territory and Queensland, and as far south as Kempsey on the New