Boysenberry 'Tasman' aglaonema In its native habitat

In its native habitat

it produces beautiful rose-coloured scented flowers in panicles

It climbs by means of its thorns which from spring through to autumn develop into brilliant glowing magenta flowers

but it's also key that the soil gets a chance to dry out a bit between watering

coconuts are a true icon of the tropics

Boysenberry 'Tasman' aglaonema In its native habitatA vigorous growing variety that is virually thornless and produces heavy crops of medium to large fruit that are burgundy black in colour with an excellent flavour. Needs to be grown in a sunny, sheltered position where soils are suitably moist during the growing season and when in fruit, fertile and free draining. Fruit is ready to harvest in December and through to February. When fruiting has finished, prune out canes as required. Usually grows to