How to Grow and Care for Baccaurea

Burmese grape is a slow-growing, dense tree that can be found throughout southern and southeastern Asia. It grows naturally in the forest understory and is also cultivated in home gardens for its fruits, ornamental qualities, and shade. It holds a special place in local traditional folklore.

Baccaurea courtallensis is a tropical fruiting tree endemic to the evergreen forests of Southern India. This species typically thrives in the lush understorey, exhibiting broad, glossy leaves and small, inconspicuous flowers. Distinct for its vibrant, edible fruits resembling small berries, baccaurea courtallensis is an important source of nutrition for local wildlife and contributes to the forest's biodiversity.