Grapes - Sultana asia Cinnamon myrtle and aniseed myrtle

Cinnamon myrtle and aniseed myrtle are two close relatives and all can be used in cooking

Cool Temperate

Has some seeds

hence its name Australian Beach Cherry

Grapes - Sultana asia Cinnamon myrtle and aniseed myrtlePerhaps the most widely eaten grape and one of the older varieties of seedless grapes. Oblong shaped grapes, with a light green skin, very sweet and juicy with a high sugar content, with half as glucose, and half as fructose. Prefers hot dry climate free of humidity. About this plant: grows 1 to 2 m, self pollinating, frost tolerant, lose its leaves in winter, full sun, well draining soil, grown from a cutting, grows well in warm temperate and arid