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apricot02 starts with ... Is there any evidence that apricots will fruit in and around Brisbane? If so, what type,and where? I've tried cherries that were recommended with no success. Has any one tried a plumcot in Brisbane? If so, what type and where did you purchase it? Other low chill stone fruits from Daleys have fruited well here (if you can keep off the flying foxes and possums!) | About the Author apricot02 Ferny Hills 30th June 2015 4:39pm #UserID: 11961 Posts: 2 View All apricot02's Edible Fruit Trees |
Tommoz says... I would only try the Cot-n-Candy aprium (mostly apricot hybrid) from Flemings which you should be able to find. You could also graft on at a later date a low chill selection of Blenheim/Royal known as the 'Kingston Royal'. This would be great for cross pollinisation too and the yield might be decent. You might also be interested in the pitomba (Eugenia luschnathiana) from South America, because its taste is comparable to an apricot. Not sure what cherries you tried, but Pretty Gully is the only thing I would try or Minnie Royal/Royal Lee which some are trying in Brisbane right now. | About the Author Tommoz Dural 30th June 2015 6:46pm #UserID: 7219 Posts: 340 View All Tommoz's Edible Fruit Trees |
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