For the love of Apples

by Mira Milich | Feb 11, 2020

Where it all started Let’s talk history. The first DNA analysis of the humble apple originates in the mountains of Khazakstan. In those days the wild apples had a slight sourness. Later the domesticated apple, ‘Malus domestica’ was cultivated. For...

the MONTAGUE tree™ plum & Coconut Icy Poles

by Mira Milich | Dec 9, 2019

School holidays in the Australian heat can be tough! Here we have an easy, healthy treat the kids will absolutely love! It’s so easy to make they can help in the kitchen as well! Using tasty the MONTAGUE tree™ plums, this recipe is sure to be enjoyed by all!...

Kumbia Season Comes to a Close

by Mira Milich | Nov 27, 2019

What an incredible stone fruit season it has been for Kumbia! Starting with the sweet yellow and white peaches followed by the irresistibly juicy nectarines, there was so much on offer. We couldn’t get enough of South Burnett’s delightful Spring treats! Growers Tony...

Savouring the Stanthorpe Serenity

by Mira Milich | Nov 16, 2019

If this is your first-time hearing from Divine Fruits then there’s one thing you should know. We just can’t get enough of Stanthorpe! Located in the stunning Granite Belt Region in South East Queensland, Stanthorpe has so much on offer that you always leave wanting...

Crunch on Queensland

by Mira Milich | Feb 6, 2019

It’s all go-go-go at Nicoletti Orchards as more of the fresh, new crunchy Royal Gala are picked and packed ready to be delivered to fruit shops all over Queensland! The pickers were busy hand selecting the perfect apples and enjoying the beautiful sunshine whilst the...

Summer Fruit – The Best Season

by Mira Milich | Jan 30, 2019

Does anyone else feel like we’ve zoomed through January in under a week? How is it almost February already!? As the saying goes ‘when one door closes, another opens’, the same is true for fruit! One summer fruit season comes to an end, another begins! We have had some...

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The Kumbia growers would like to thank everyone for their continuous warm messages of support on social media during the devastation of their orchards which destroyed much of the crop. Many of you asked to buy the damaged fruit to make jams and some requested to assist with picking and buying direct from the farms. Unfortunately the damaged fruit was not edible and the growers ask that you support them by purchasing the fresh fruit direct from local fruit shops throughout Queensland. Here is a list of the green grocers:

Brisbane

Gold Coast

South Burnett

Moreton Bay

Ipswich

Toowoomba

Glasshouse Mts

Goondiwindi

Granite Belt

Sunshine Coast