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| About the Author ringelstrumpf Blue Mountains 14th April 2011 6:13pm #UserID: 3535 Posts: |
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| About the Author Bucko Brisbane 16th November 2011 6:15pm #UserID: 0 Posts: |
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Speedy says... Hey ringelstrumpf, Ask Bill at Hartley vale nursery. I picked one up there back in October. Also got a Elaeagnus macrophylla too. both were in flower at the time and both have fruited...still some on the E.multiflora. They're a bit astringent unless really ripe, but then they're nice to eat. I think the E.macrophylla was just a bit better of the two. also got one that was labelled E.pungens var maculata or something like that. he said he couldn't guarentee thats what it was, and I actually tend to think it's a plain green leafed form of E. ebbingii (E.pungens x E.macrophylla) I just dropped in on the way to Blackheath and asked specifically for 'any Elaeagnus spp.' amongst other things and he just happened to have a few out the back of the nursery. 200mm pots, plants 800-1000mm high , under $20 each. he also has an impressive range on pomegranate cultivars. ...I have a list of them somewhere | About the Author Speedy Nthn Vic. 16th November 2011 10:20pm #UserID: 2305 Posts: View All Speedy's Edible Fruit Trees |
| About the Author ringelstrumpf Mountains 17th November 2011 12:30pm #UserID: 5542 Posts: View All ringelstrumpf's Edible Fruit Trees |
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