Mount Helena Fruit Trees
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Daleys fruit tree nursery can mail order plants to Mount Helena, Nurseries freight costs are $73.26 for the first box of plants.(approx:5-10 plants)
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Book Pruning for Fruit by Bruce Morphett
This is a fantastic little book that simplifies the art of pruning fruit trees. It covers all the deciduous fruits and citrus trees, including peach, nectarine, peacharine, apricot, almond, plum, cherry, apple, pear, nashi, quince, fig, mulberry, persimmon, citrus, grapes, and kiwi fruit.
The new revised edition is packed with colour picture and helpful tips.
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Eco - naturalure - Male Fruit Fly Trap
This male fruit fly trap is easy to use and it does not require any maintenance once it has been installed. The trap is completely self-contained; with a fully encased wick impregnated with Q-Lure (Queensland fruit fly sex pheromone), and a toxicant that quickly kills males upon entering the trap. The current toxicant is not organic however Organic Crop Protectants are currently looking at organic alternatives. The trap is secure and the wick is not exposed, so there is no potential for food contamination and minimal exposure to other animals and insects in the garden,
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Mandarin - Sunburst
Sunburst trees are moderately vigorous, thornless, upright and spreading. Cold hardy. Produce high quality, attractive fruit of the mandarin or tangerine type with good flavour. Reddish-orange rind at maturity. Segments easily separated. Juicy fruit with dark orange flesh colour.
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Yacon - Apple of the Earth
Also known as the 'Earth Apple' this is one of the ancient crops of the Inca's. Produces large tubers similar in appearance to sweet potatoes, but they have a much sweeter taste and crunchy flesh. Vigorous, herbaceous perennial plant related to the sunflower growing to 2 metres tall.
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