Murraya paniculata | Mock Orange Jasmine | Satinwood | 10_Seeds Shrub & Tree

Murraya paniculata | Mock Orange Jasmine | Satinwood | 10_Seeds Shrub & TreeThis is Murraya paniculata, also known as, Orange Jasmine, mock orange, and satinwood. This plant is often grown as a shrub for its elegant white scented flowers. It bears small orange and red fruit. It attracts a wide variety of bees, birds, and butterflies. Growing to about 20 feet high, this plant likes to live in sun to partial shade. USDA Hardiness Zones 9 to 11.

I cannot find these plants or seeds in the United States and I order them from Australia every year

can be eaten raw or cooked

as its ingestion can be highly toxic

These seeds were collected from Sterculia villosa

The white and purple flowers are followed by a yellowish tan fruit which is edible and delicious

This tropical vine likes to live in full sun where it attracts a wide variety of birds

you are nurturing an ecosystem of color

and is endemic to Chile

also known as Madagascar jasmine

These seeds are from Delonix elata

The flower may do this to attract cold blooded insects that pollinate this plant

The nuts can be eaten raw or roasted and are used extensively in baking and salad dressing