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BARBISBOSS starts with ... Brizallian cherry, five fruits, passion fruit,Going to live up there when we get there have planted fruit trees and would like to know what others would grow well there	About the Author BARBISBOSS STlawerence 28th June 2009 6:58pm #UserID: 0
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Brendan says... Hi Barbisboss, Going to live where?	About the Author Brendan Mackay, Q. 29th June 2009 5:53am #UserID: 1947
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BARBISBOSS says... Sorry we are going to retire to Stlawerence,which is halfway between Rockhampton and Mackay.	About the Author BARBISBOSS ST LAWERENCE 29th June 2009 12:14pm #UserID: 0
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Brendan says... Hi Barbisboss, try some mango and avocado trees for a start. Brazilian cherries are a bit of a pest here where I live, the birds sow them everywhere. All the citrus trees will grow real well too. The secret is mulch.	About the Author Brendan Mackay, Q. 1st July 2009 6:54am #UserID: 1947
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amanda says... Hi Brendan - which brazilian cherry r u having weediness problems with? I have grummi's, pitanga and acerola.. I doubt that they would have a chance of self seeding in my dry climate - but forewarned is forearmed :)	About the Author amanda geraldton.WA 1st July 2009 12:08pm #UserID: 2309 View All amanda's Edible Fruit Trees
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Brendan says... Hi Amanda, don't really know the type of Brazilian Cherry I have. It grows to ~ 4 to 5 metres tall, and usually has multiple trunks. The fruit is not real exciting. I don't really worry about the spread of these 'feral' trees, because the Wompoo Fruit Dove(s) comes to our water dish. Absolutely beautiful! They are responsible for spreading the Brazilian cherries, I'd say.	About the Author Brendan Mackay, Q. 2nd July 2009 7:55am #UserID: 1947
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Brendan says... Hi amanda, this thread got lost for a while, so I'm hoping this brings it back so you can read it.	About the Author Brendan Mackay, Q 14th July 2009 6:45am #UserID: 1947
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amanda says... Thanks Brendan..could b any of the cherries" hey? I know the birds love my acerola cos' I never get to eat them!! (but they don't take the whole fruit)	About the Author amanda geraldton.WA 14th July 2009 9:59am #UserID: 2309 View All amanda's Edible Fruit Trees
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BARBISBOSS starts with ...
Brizallian cherry, five fruits, passion fruit,Going to live up there when we get there have planted fruit trees and would like to know what others would grow well there

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BARBISBOSS
STlawerence
28th June 2009 6:58pm
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Brendan says...
Hi Barbisboss, Going to live where?

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29th June 2009 5:53am
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BARBISBOSS says...
Sorry we are going to retire to Stlawerence,which is halfway between Rockhampton and Mackay.

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29th June 2009 12:14pm
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Brendan says...
Hi Barbisboss, try some mango and avocado trees for a start. Brazilian cherries are a bit of a pest here where I live, the birds sow them everywhere. All the citrus trees will grow real well too. The secret is mulch.

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1st July 2009 6:54am
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amanda says...
Hi Brendan - which brazilian cherry r u having weediness problems with? I have grummi's, pitanga and acerola.. I doubt that they would have a chance of self seeding in my dry climate - but forewarned is forearmed :)

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1st July 2009 12:08pm
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Brendan says...
Hi Amanda, don't really know the type of Brazilian Cherry I have. It grows to ~ 4 to 5 metres tall, and usually has multiple trunks. The fruit is not real exciting. I don't really worry about the spread of these 'feral' trees, because the Wompoo Fruit Dove(s) comes to our water dish. Absolutely beautiful! They are responsible for spreading the Brazilian cherries, I'd say.

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2nd July 2009 7:55am
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Brendan says...
Hi amanda, this thread got lost for a while, so I'm hoping this brings it back so you can read it.

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14th July 2009 6:45am
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amanda says...
Thanks Brendan..could b any of the cherries" hey? I know the birds love my acerola cos' I never get to eat them!! (but they don't take the whole fruit)

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