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Midyim Berry (Austromyrtus dulcis)

Common Name

Midyim berry
Also known as midgen berry or silky myrtle

Taste Description

Mild, sweet, and refreshing
Often compared to blueberry with a hint of spice
Subtle eucalyptus and nutmeg-like aroma
Not overly tart, making it pleasant to eat fresh

Features (Point by Point)

Small, round berries (white to pale purple with dark speckles)
Low-growing, dense native shrub (30 cm – 1 m tall)
Soft, grey-green leaves with silky hairs
Produces berries mainly spring to early autumn
Attractive groundcover for native gardens
Edible fruit traditionally used by Indigenous Australians

Interesting Facts

A traditional Australian bush tucker food eaten by Aboriginal people for thousands of years
One of the few native berries that taste sweet when raw
The plant is very ornamental and often used in landscaping
Birds love the fruit, helping with natural seed dispersal
Name “Midyim” comes from an Aboriginal language of southeast Queensland

Health Benefits

Rich in antioxidants
Contains vitamin C for immune support
Good source of dietary fibre
Low in calories and naturally sugar-balanced
Supports gut health and overall wellbeing

Growing Conditions – Perth (Keyword Focus)

Climate: Well-suited to Perth’s Mediterranean climate
Sun: Full sun to partial shade
Soil: Well-drained sandy or loamy soil (ideal for Perth soils)
Water: Drought-tolerant once established; occasional deep watering
Maintenance: Low-maintenance, light pruning encourages growth
Frost: Mild frost tolerant
Coastal Gardens: Performs well in Perth coastal conditions

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