Hey SuperForest,
This struck me sideways! Hailing from Tasmania, 22-year-old Joshua Engwerd, a very keen gardener and all-round romantic guy, has developed moulds which make for heart-shaped strawberries; an idea he thought of for his girlfriend.
The first Australian commercial crop of heart-shaped strawberries, fittingly called Seduberries, will be harvested in Tasmania next month. Josh says he got the idea after recalling an article about Japan’s cube-shaped watermelons (below).
Unreal, isn’t it? The watermelons were grown in glass boxes, and the fruit simply assumed the same shape. And if you missed this episode of the SuperForest Show, check it out over a plate of regular-shaped s/berries or w/melon. Yay!
Fruit rules,
April
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