Murraya koenigii (Curry Tree)

Highly aromatic, spicy foliage with notes of citrus. Leaves are best harvested when fresh and often used in curries, chutneys & pickles. Can be used as a screening or ornamental tree and are ideal for a scented garden.

Synonyms (AKA): Bergera koenigii, Curry leaf tree, Curry bush,

Typical height: 3 - 5m

Minimum temperature tolerance: Frost tender

Climate: Best suited to tropical and subtropical climates

Light conditions: Full sun to part shade

Growth habit: Shrub

Growing conditions: Moist well drained soil

Origin: India

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8 in stock		Murraya koenigii (Curry Tree) - 2 litre pot Typical height 30 to 40cm	$14.50
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The leaves are used in Indian cooking and will keep for up to a week if kept in a dry plastic bag in the fridge. To preserve them for longer periods, pick curry leaf leaves when they are green and full of flavour and freeze them, keep the leaves intact before freezing them.

Prune to keep bushy and fertlise in Spring with a complete slow release fertliser. They need only moderate watering once fully established.

Warning: The seeds are poisonous and should not be eaten

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