Japanese Raisin Tree dragonfruit semi-deciduous shrub with dark green

semi-deciduous shrub with dark green foliage and bearing mauve flower bracts from late Spring and through to Autumn

Avoid watering the central stem (rhizome) of the plant

changing to green/yellow when mature

is a beautiful and easy-care houseplant

semi-deciduous shrub with dark green foliage and producing a mass of rich mauve flower bracts from late Spring and through to Autumn

Japanese Raisin Tree dragonfruit semi-deciduous shrub with dark greenThe Japanese Raisin Tree is a quick growing deciduous tree with an upright open growth habit, with spreading to drooping branches. The edible raisins are not a fruit but a swollen flower stalk. Once the flower has been pollinated, the seed and stalk develop. The flower stalk swells and becomes fleshy and lumpy, reddish brown in colour. The seed pod is round and small but inedible. In autumn, the fruit will drop from the tree when ripe, or they can be