Some of the plants and trees he talked about...
- Dragon fruit: both red and yellow varieties, and Sapote (a South American variety?) Red Dragon Fruit and Sapote was served with morning tea.
 - Bonsia Ginkho: known as 'memory fruit' in China, take 10 years to fruit. the nut is good to roast. Jude knows of only one female tree in Queensland, possibly Australia: in Toowoomba.
 - Chinese Peanut, and Malibar Chestnut. Nuts were served at morning tea time.
 - Camphorwood trees: much sought after by cabinet makers.
 - Shangrilai Tree: Jude's own variety.
 - Clumping Cane: has a round trunk, whereas spreading varieties have a notch or groove.
 - Pomelo: similar to lemonade, but bigger.
 - Bananas: a yellow fleshed Malaysian variety that are best cooked, and Sugar bananas.
 - Tiger Grass: use the leaves for wrapping when cooking.
 - An extensive garden with -
 - Loofah, or luffa etc: also known as the "Dishloth Gourd". The tightly grown inner fibers make long wearing, useful sponges, and the young fruit is edible.
 - Sweet potato
 - Large beans which Jude is keeping for seed. Contact him for seeds as they will be available shortly.
 - ... far too much was growing in there to name here ...