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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

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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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