It’s a busy time of year in the macadamia growing regions of Australia as harvest has begun! When macadamias are ripe they drop to the ground. Harvest lasts for a period of around 5-6 months as the nuts continue to drop. Throughout the harvest season, farmers will harvest many times to collect all the fallen nuts. Do you have any questions about harvesting macadamias? We're happy to answer them! | Australian Macadamias

Spring has arrived for many of Australia’s macadamia growing regions with macadamia flowers filling the orchard with life, colour and a sweet honey smell. Have you seen a macadamia flower before? A macadamia tree grows racemes; a flower cluster with the separate flowers along a stalk at equal distances along a central stem. A 10cm stalk can carry hundreds of tiny flowers. Each raceme spray of 40-50 flowers produces from four to 15 nutlets which then ripen into macadamia nuts. Flowering is a key

39 reactions | Australia’s many macadamia growing regions are in bloom with macadamia flowers filling the orchard with life, colour and a sweet honey smell. | Australian Macadamias | Facebook

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30K views · 440 reactions | There is a real buzz in the air and the scent of macadamia flowers fills the orchard. A new crop of the world's finest nut is beginning... | Australian Macadamias | Facebook

8.3K views · 410 reactions | Witness a close-up view of Spring in the macadamia orchard. See the delicate, white macadamia flower strands, with bees moving from flower to flower. They are seeking out nectar for their hives and in the process transferring pollen amongst the trees, exactly what is needed for pollination, which turns the flowers into macadamia nuts. Pure and simple, nature in action. | Australian Macadamias | Facebook