Curry Leaf Murraya koenigii Full Sun Plant Their main flowering period is

Their main flowering period is June to October and they grow to approximately 45cm wide and 70cm high

We keep a large one in a pot pruned at approx 1m in height

They can be dark blue or dark pink or any colour between depending on your soil

Magnolia Burgandy Glow produces amazing large 15cm Purplish pink goblet-shaped flowers which are almost tulip shaped and gradually fade to white

growing up to about 1 metre tall

Curry Leaf Murraya koenigii Full Sun Plant Their main flowering period isCurry Leaf Murraya koenigii Curry leaf is one ingredient synonymous with the region it is from. The traditional spice is a signature flavour from South India. And is an essential ingredient in curries, dals and soups. Curry leaf are the leaves of Murraya koenigii. And the leaves of this plant are used fresh or dried or ground into a spice. They have a pungent currey like fragrance when picked or rubbed. But are not a dominant taste in cooking, but