Melbourne's Pepino season lasts over 6 months 

I've not tried growing from seed. Mine are from cuttings, fruiting after one year. Best to order a plant from cutting.

@@RealLifeFruitopia Okay. Darn. I just ordered two different pepino melon seeds yesterday and I can't return them. Thank you for replying! You have an amazing garden!

@@lindasbackyardgardening Thanks!

I don't think he's growing coconut palms. You might be thinking of thekiwigrower? Confusing an Australian accent with a New Zealand accent?

We could never grow coconuts here, you can't even grow them in the sub tropics. They are a strictly tropical plant

Matthew Wisniewski Never is a strong word...It could be possible given optimal conditions. Maybe a compost heated, thin "shelled" wall (heated from the inside out), using jean pains method of heating air? You could even make areas for water to sit on the wall, to create more humidity. They can clearly handle some cold weather: division2news.blogspot.com/2008/04/what-lovely-bunch-of-coconuts-in.html