How an Australian gardener turned a 350-square-metre backyard into a rare fruit forest with hundreds of trees, from coffee and jaboticaba to java plum and unusual varieties collected from around the world

Cyrus Roussilhes has ingeniously turned his small Perth garden into a vibrant oasis teeming with exotic fruit trees. His collection boasts unique plants such as coffee and jaboticaba, demonstrating innovative gardening techniques. The multi-layered design maximizes sunlight and provides essential shelter, while pot cultivation facilitates easy movement and rapid fruit production.
This transformation exemplifies how compact gardens can inspire creativity and exploration.
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- Tuesday, 27 October 2026, 12:26 pm IST
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