Last week I bought the most bizarre fruit I have ever seen, a Dragon
Fruit. Red, ovaloid, and with strange green flaps on it, it is a deep
burgundy inside filled with tiny black seeds. Visually stunning, but
unfortunately not big on taste. I think it would be very good in a
fruit salad, or as part of a fruit platter.

Anyway, my taste for the unusual compells me to ask - how hard would
it be to grow one (I live in Melbourne). I saw a picture of the
plant, and it looks very strange indeed. If at all feasible, it would
certainly make a good addition to my garden.

Tom.