Pittosporum tenuifolium Gold Star Stone Fruit Trees Keep: Keeps for several weeks

Keep: Keeps for several weeks if picked under-ripe

it’s good in borders

some russeting

First introduced to Europe in the late 1700's and prized at the time for its unusual growth habit

reliable tree with a weeping habit and particularly attractive flowers

Pittosporum tenuifolium Gold Star Stone Fruit Trees Keep: Keeps for several weeksPittosporum Goldstar Compact bushy evergreen shrub. Attractive foliage with ovate wavy leaves that are dark green with conspicuous pale midribs when mature. This contrasts with the young spring growth which is bright golden green on reddish branchlets. Site: Tolerates coastal winds Soil: Prefers well drained Position: Full sun, part shade Season of Interest: Evergreen, Summer flowers Hardiness: Fully hardy Height: 5ft (1. 5m) Spread: 3ft (1m)