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Australia kangaroo apple solanum aviculare

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Thursday at 05:47 AM3 days

An interesting little plant that pops up around my garden, the kangaroo apple. A New Zealand native and an east coast of Australia native plant. Iam assuming its name is because the kangaroos eat them, hence them popping up in my garden in odd places. I leave them alone, but I once weeded them out thinking they were weeds. A nice plant for a bit of colour when in fruit.