Midyim berry, (Austromyrtus dulcis), is native to NSW and Queensland but also fruits well in colder climates. An understory plant, it prefers watered regularly and pruned at least once per year. Sweet fruits can be eaten fresh from the garden, tossed over breakfast bowls, to garnish cakes and desserts.
This interpretive sign supports place-based learning by helping students and visitors understand the culinary, traditional and contemporary uses of Australian native bush food plants.
Designed for outdoor learning and public spaces
Our Australian-designed and made interpretive plant signs are ideal for:
- Bush Food and Bush Tucker gardens
- Early Learning Centres, school, sensory and habitat gardens
- Botanical gardens and council-managed open spaces
Enhance your outdoor classroom or public garden with clear, durable, and engaging educational signage. Choose from 100+ native plant signs, all designed and manufactured in Victoria, Australia.
Every bush food sign sold supports the Indigenous Literacy Foundation
Product Information
What’s included on every sign
- Botanical name
- Common name(s)
- Full-colour plant photograph
- Cultivation notes
- Traditional and contemporary uses
- Clear symbols supporting ESL and ELC learners
- QR code linking to bonus digital content
Sign materials & sizes
Dimensions: 25 cm × 17.6 cm
Available options:
- Corflute sign
- Corflute sign + 90 cm strong lightweight powder-coated metal stake, long-lasting, fully recyclable
- Metal sign
- Metal sign + 90 cm strong lightweight powder-coated metal stake, long-lasting, fully recyclable
- Premium option: Metal sign with powder-coated steel welded backing plate and two legs (60 cm), fully assembled for push-in or concrete installation
Note 1: Signs are supplied pre-drilled only when ordered with metal stake
Note 2: Metal stakes are supplied with pre-installed hardware for simple assembly.
Sign Options
- Can’t find your plant? We can develop a custom plant sign for an additional fee. Contact us,
- Add your school, council, or organisation logo
- Add your own QR code to link to local content or learning resources
- Looking for non-bushfood plants? Explore our habitat and kitchen garden sign ranges.
Additional Information
- Explore Australian bush food plants on our YouTube channel
- Virtually visit the Aquinas College Bush Ingredient Trail
- Read installation, care, and maintenance guides blog and how to videos
- Download a brochure
- Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property Policy
Still have questions? We’re happy to help — just email us.
Schools and organisations may order via invoice:
- Complete checkout
- Select “Payment via order form / invoice” at payment
- Paperwork will be emailed to you
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