Cherimoya 'Bayes' frangipani you probably can grow this

you probably can grow this in your garden

The leaf stems and leaf margins do however retain the colour

medicinal and culinary but is arguably best known for the various drinks that are made from its dried calyces (parts of the flower)

well drained soil and the soil should have mulch and well rotted compost applied to it regularly to protect the roots from excessive heat and water stress

giving it a striking two-tone appearance

Cherimoya 'Bayes' frangipani you probably can grow thisCherimoya 'Bayes' aka Custard Apple, is a very attractive, small tree with graceful, large, oval, olive green leaves which droop down. Grows to 3m tall by 4m wide. Use as a specimen in the garden, or espalier against a wall. Fragrant, green winged flowers, followed by large, green, heart shaped, knobbly fruit with a scale patterned skin. The fruit is sweet and creamy with a tangy flavour similar to pears. Use the fruit chilled, fresh, in a fruit salad