Davidsonia pruriens F.Muell.

A tall shrub or small tree. It grows up to 3-9 m tall. It spreads 1.5-5 m across. The trunk can be 30 cm across. The leaves are compound. There are 9-19 leaflets. These are 6-30 cm long. They are hairy. The leaflets have teeth along the edge. The fruit are 3-5 cm long by 4-6 cm wide. They hang in bunches in the axils of leaves. The surface of the fruit have fine golden hairs which are irritating. There are 2 seeds inside. The fruit are edible.

A tropical plant. It grows in tropical and subtropical places. It grows naturally in rainforest in Queensland and New South Wales in Australia. In Adelaide Botanical Gardens hot house. It needs well drained soil and is best in light shade. It is damaged by drought and frost. In tropical Queensland it grows between sea level and 1095 m altitude.

The fruit are stewed with sugar or made into jam or jelly. It is also used for salad dressings and sauce.

It can be grown from fresh seed. It can also be grown from cuttings. Suckers can also be used.