Definition
The kei apple bush, or Dovyalis caffra, is a spiny shrub native to southern Africa. It's known for its bright orange, edible fruits that are tart but can be used to make delicious jams and jellies. Imagine a natural security system with tasty rewards. Its thorny nature makes it an effective hedge or barrier. The 'bush' description emphasizes its shrub-like growth habit. It is a prickly plant that offers both protection and flavor.