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Feijoa Identification

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Jason says... 1), The swamp wallabies in my garden say feijoa is edible	About the Author Jason Portland 14th March 2014 11:10pm #UserID: 637 Posts: 1217 View All Jason's Edible Fruit Trees
Ian starts with ... Hi Folks I am seeking a Feijoa expert for some tricky questions. 1. Is the Feijoa plant or fruit dangerous to browsing animals (especially Alpacas) if they get past my fences and eat something? 2. How can I identify my trees by variety? I have only just bought the place. Is there something I can look for? 3. How long does it take a Feijoa to grow to 4 m high in Maleny climate and soil? Thank you to anyone who can assist with this information. Cheers Ian	About the Author Ian Maleny 14th March 2014 7:21pm #UserID: 9636 Posts: 2 View All Ian's Edible Fruit Trees
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Ian says... Hi Jason Thanks for that. That is encouraging as we do not want to lose any of our Alpaca family. Not that they are escape artists. Does anyone have any advice re the issue of identification of the varieties?	About the Author Ian Maleny 16th March 2014 9:00am #UserID: 9636 Posts: 2 View All Ian's Edible Fruit Trees
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VF says... Are they seedlings or grafted? Seedlings will be variable; grafted ones should be identifiable, but not quite as distinguishable as apples for example. There are general fruit shapes and sizes for different varieties, although this can be a little variable with climate, soil, moisture, nutrients etc. There's actually a Feijoa farm pretty close to you - it may be worth while contacting/visiting them. Try http://hinterlandfeijoas.com.au/	About the Author VF Wongawallan 19th March 2014 5:29pm #UserID: 6795 Posts: 736 View All VF's Edible Fruit Trees
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