Bolwarra
Eupomatia laurina
Common name: Native guava/ Bolwarra
First nations name: Bolwarra
Scientific name: Eupomatia laurina
Height: 3-5m tall
Leaves: The bolwarra plant has large glossy leaves
Flowers: Heavily scented, cream-coloured flowers
Fruit: The flowers have a sweet fruity smell and an edible creamy pulp and many seeds (like a guava). You can tell that they are ripe when they are soft to squeeze.
First Nations uses: This fruit is used as a food source for many different dishes.
Geographical location: It grows naturally in eastern Australia and New Guinea
Conservation status: Least concern
