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Dwarf fruit trees suitable for Brisbane

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Kerrie starts with ... Hi, I would like to try a dwarf apple, nectarine and yellow peach, but was wondering if there are any that would suit a Brisbane climate?	About the Author Kerrie Mt Gravatt 29th July 2014 9:10pm #UserID: 10271 Posts: 1 View All Kerrie's Edible Fruit Trees
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Brain says... Dwarf apple anna works well in brisbane. If adventurous, you can also try gala and sundowner and pink lady. Not too sure about nectarines and peach, but i have read there are low chill varieties for sale and promises to work in brisbane but i do not have first hand experience.	About the Author Brain Brisbane 30th July 2014 9:57pm #UserID: 6289 Posts: 638 View All Brain's Edible Fruit Trees
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The poster formerly known as... says... There are lots of stone fruit that fruit prolifically in Brisbane. But I found the bats and oriental fruit moth were just too much trouble in the end. I'm trying SpiceZee now as the purple leaves seem to trick the OFM and the few fruit I've had so far were exceptional. Plums seem much hardier to pests and diseases, but crop less. White Satin nectarine was probably the best, but the bats loved them so much they'd suck the pulp through mesh bags, leaving only skin and seed behind. Tropic Sun peach was good too.	About the Author Theposterformerlyknownas Keperra 31st July 2014 10:08am #UserID: 3270 Posts: 1552 View All Theposterformerlyknownas's Edible Fruit Trees
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Kerrie starts with ...
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I would like to try a dwarf apple, nectarine and yellow peach, but was wondering if there are any that would suit a Brisbane climate?

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Brain says...
Dwarf apple anna works well in brisbane. If adventurous, you can also try gala and sundowner and pink lady.

Not too sure about nectarines and peach, but i have read there are low chill varieties for sale and promises to work in brisbane but i do not have first hand experience.

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The poster formerly known as... says...
There are lots of stone fruit that fruit prolifically in Brisbane. But I found the bats and oriental fruit moth were just too much trouble in the end. I'm trying SpiceZee now as the purple leaves seem to trick the OFM and the few fruit I've had so far were exceptional. Plums seem much hardier to pests and diseases, but crop less. White Satin nectarine was probably the best, but the bats loved them so much they'd suck the pulp through mesh bags, leaving only skin and seed behind. Tropic Sun peach was good too.

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