I have a few. I live in Gold Coast. Please let me know how I may ship it to you.

Tom

Thanks Tom.

contact me email address tecoma@hotmail.com

Doriss

Would a drumstick tree be suited for coastal rain forest?
What exactly does it look like?

To look at, the Moringia oleifera are typical of most leguminous trees. (Think Cassia, Albizia spp., etc.) They are very quick growers and need to be tipped at around 80/90cm to encourage bushyness. Every part of the tree is usefull. Leaves,flowers, seed pods and seeds are all edible and tasty. In some places they are called the "Miracle tree". Very easy to propagate from cutings or seed.

Drustick tree planted in a pot.This one is a dwarf variety growing up to 13 feet here in Maryland.

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CAN ANYBODY HELP ME !!! i need some drum stick seeds
or some cuttings so i can plant in my back yard!!
willing to pay
cheers
singh

Hi,
I'm after the some drumstick seeds or some cutting.
Willing to pay including for postage as well.

Will the dwarf variety be more suitable for pot?

thanks!

Someone is always selling them on e'bay. Look for Moringia and/or Miracle tree (not Miracle fruit)

Hi,

You can get a small drump stick tree from the Wanneroo Market Nursery in Perth. It costs about AUS $12.00.

Kind regards,

Rita Goodall