In addition another common name for Hylocereus fruit is dragon fruit. A plant
which has no leaves hence only stem cuttings.




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To: newzealandgardenswap@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, 5 December, 2008 12:17:09 PM
Subject: [New Zealand Garden Swap] Re: "Lion Fruit"??


--- In newzealandgardenswa p@yahoogroups. com, Elena Kelly
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>Lion fruit is the common namd for Hylocerus species ,I have
and am growing it
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> From: joybar21 <joybar21@.. .>
> To: newzealandgardenswa p@yahoogroups. com
> Sent: Thursday, 27 November, 2008 9:47:54 PM
> Subject: [New Zealand Garden Swap] "Lion Fruit"??
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> No I don't have the botanical name, that is what I am trying to find
> out as then we might know the conditions it like to grow in. Plants
> are now about 4cm high and pricked out into pots. Leaves are rather
> like a small pumpkin leaf, same rough texture. and looks like they
may
> have the same growth habit. Have tried a US garden blog but no-one
> knows there either!? Will keep searching.. perhaps it is Jack's
> beanstalk!!!
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