Tillandsia 'Mora' Size:50-60cm The edible nuts were sometimes

The edible nuts were sometimes used as cheap pig fodder and in France are still roasted and used as a coffee substitute

although more regularly in the growing season

there are countless ways to use these fruits in the kitchen

adding another visual aspect to the plant which ensures it is an eye-catching addition to the garden

Persian Ironwood trees also make great border trees to block out unsightly walls and offer privacy from neighbours

Tillandsia 'Mora' Size:50-60cm The edible nuts were sometimesTillandsia leiboldiana Mora is a perennial cultivar of the Bromeliaceae plant family. This houseplant brings evergreen, year round foliage and effective flowering to guarantee a standout addition to any home or office. Each leaf is upright and arches outwards at the peak, alongside a central stem that bears small purple flowers and lengthy purple bracts in Summer. This variety will also reach an ultimate height of 0. 6m and spread of 0. 4m.