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A wonderfully crafted stall selling farm fresh flowers. There were none available on the day we took these images but it is regularly stocked.

Just on the other side of the new rail trail at Mooball you will find this one. Not much left except the hot chillis on the day we went past.

The sign on Cudgera Creek Road promised dragon fruit and bananas. The oranges and lemons were a bonus, AS was the horse!

As you are heading out of Billinudgel heading west you will hit an intersection. Just on the left is a soap stand.

This stall was sold out the day we visited but there were containers indicating it had flowers, chard and kale for sale.

Little roadside stall with limes, plants, chocos and other things as available.

A very nicely built hut that had eggs and several types of bananas (including blue java, which I'm assuming are a plantain).

Coming into town you will see this well-maintained stall. The Honey we bought is delicious! You have to taste this stuff.

Some nice clear signage which is always good. Only herbs were available on the day we were there.

Buck’s Farm is a great stop on the backroads into Murwillumbah. The shop has interesting fruits like black sapote, they have chocolate-coated bananas, and you can wander the gardens out back. They grow tropical and native plants here, like lemon myrtle and finger limes. We’re told that most of it is sold down in Sydney.…

Tropical Fruit World is a working farm and a tourist attraction. Friends have raved about the farm tour. We’ve never done it. We stop for a $10 bucket of avocadoes  and chocolate-coated bananas.

Limes and finger limes.