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Best Variety For My Area

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Jimmy says... kensiington pride mango, washington navel orange, hass avocado, tropical pears, english spinacj, huh?	About the Author Jimmy 25th June 2009 12:22pm #UserID: 0
Rudyanto starts with ... I live in Maddington, Western Australia with a land size of 600 sqm. I wish to grow mango, orange, avocado, pear, spinach & marigold. Please recommend the best variety (in terms of disease resistance, flavour & yield) for my area to rudychong02@yahoo.com. Thank you.	About the Author Rudyanto Maddington, WA 25th June 2009 10:27am #UserID: 2495
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Julie says... On 600m2, if you grow large trees like mango and avocado, they could shade out your other trees. Or are you thinking of growing in containers?	About the Author Julie Roleystone WA 25th June 2009 3:05pm #UserID: 0
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Rudyanto says... I am thinking of growing dwarf & self-pollinating varieties. Any recommendations? I heard washington navel oranges are inclined to drop. Any comments? I also heard kensington pride mango tree has low disease resistance. Any comments?	About the Author Rudyanto Madddington 2nd July 2009 2:55pm #UserID: 2495
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Julie says... Rudyanto, yes, navels will drop some fruit, but only in cold, wet weather. They are usually ripe by then (July onwards) so I just pick them up and eat them! I don't lose many. I find I lose more by parrots knocking them off - they eat one and knock off three. You could be right about the Kensington mango, but it does taste good!	About the Author Julie Roleystone WA 2nd July 2009 7:29pm #UserID: 0
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