Fruit Tree
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Fruit Trees are trees which bear seeds surrounded by a thick organic material called a fruit which is both edible and flavorful. Various fruit trees can be grown using the Farming skill, although some also grow naturally on tropical islands such as Karamja. The necessary seeds to grow them must be obtained from bird nests or other sources, added to a plant pot filled with dirt, watered, and then transferred to a Fruit tree patch. Level 27 Farming is needed to start planting Apple trees, the lowest requirement to grow a fruit tree, and level 68 Farming is needed for the coveted Palm trees, the highest requirement to grow a fruit tree. Sources of seeds may be found in the Farming skill guide.
Fully-grown fruit trees will bear fruit which can be picked by players. Fruits have various uses, including being a common ingredient in Gnome cooking as well as an ingredient in a few other items which players can make using the Cooking skill. Some fruits are also used as ingredients in potions made using the Herblore skill, especially the coconut.
| Trees
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| Lumber trees |
Tree • Dying tree • Dead tree • Evergreen • Jungle tree • Achey tree • Oak tree • Willow tree • Teak tree • Maple tree • Hollow tree • Mahogany tree • Arctic pine • Eucalyptus tree • Yew tree • Magic tree • Cursed Magic Tree |
| Fruit trees |
Apple tree • Banana tree • Orange tree • Curry tree • Pineapple plant • Papaya tree • Palm tree |
| Quest trees |
Ailanthus tree • Cedar tree • Cinnamon tree • Dramen tree • Dream tree • Mastic tree • Sassafras tree • Swaying tree • White tree • Windswept tree |
| Evil Trees |
Normal evil tree • Oak evil tree • Willow evil tree • Maple evil tree • Yew evil tree • Magic evil tree • Elder evil tree |
| Other trees |
Calquat tree • Fyburglars tree • Giant ent • Golden Apple Tree • Grand Tree • Ivy • Leafy palm tree • Nice tree • Tree spirit • Undead tree • Spirit tree • Sq'irk tree • Strong tree • Wintumber tree • Witchwood tree • Young tree |
