Cherimoya 'Bayes' frangipani you probably can grow this

you probably can grow this in your garden

giving it a striking two-tone appearance

especially Auckland-north

its grey coloured trunk is slender with a slightly swollen base when young

renauxii is actually surprisingly easy to grow and look after so long as you keep them out of direct sunlight and provide at least a little humidity so they don't dry out

Cherimoya 'Bayes' frangipani you probably can grow thisCherimoya 'Bayes' aka Custard Apple, is a very attractive, small tree with graceful, large, oval, olive green leaves which droop down. Grows to 3m tall by 4m wide. Use as a specimen in the garden, or espalier against a wall. Fragrant, green winged flowers, followed by large, green, heart shaped, knobbly fruit with a scale patterned skin. The fruit is sweet and creamy with a tangy flavour similar to pears. Use the fruit chilled, fresh, in a fruit salad