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sylerion starts with ...
Hi, could anyone kindly point me in the right direction to buy one?

Thanks in advance =)
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sylerion
Perth, WA
5th May 2009 11:27pm
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Tibor says...
Daleys by Maiol order
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6th May 2009 10:47am
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Kath says...
WA quarantine laws won't allow you to buy loquats from over East-the nursery I wrote about a couple of days ago has a huge loquat in stock-see 'Daley's plants in Perth' Not sure of the price as it was massive but if you ring them they may have smaller ones.
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Kath
Karnup W.A.
6th May 2009 11:08am
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sylerion says...
thanks Kath, will give them a ring =)
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sylerion
Perth, WA
7th May 2009 6:10pm
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Kath says...
Hi sylerion-also, try the quokka-there were a few in Thursday's edition under 'fruit trees' & also 'loquats'
good luck
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Kath
Karnup W.A.
9th May 2009 12:43pm
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amanda says...
I got my loquat from Bunnings 2 yrs ago("Enormity" - grafted) apparently there was a massive failure of the grafting stock last year - so none at present! bummer - I want "champagne" and the "nagasakinawase" (or watever its called!?)Let me know how u go. I am going to try growing my enormity from seeds this year and see what happens.
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amanda
geraldton WA
10th May 2009 8:31pm
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kert says...
I want Champaigne also but have never seen it for sale . Enormity is better known as "Atrocity" for its poor taste(tell me if I am wrong). Nagassakiwase is widely available ,good but not much better than your average seedling.alas.
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kert
sydney
11th May 2009 3:27pm
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amanda says...
my enormity is yum! maybe cos it's a bit hotter here during the ripening?
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amanda
geraldton WA
12th May 2009 9:29pm
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tecko says...
Hi Sylerion. At the Canningvale Sunday Market today (31st May), at least 2 stalls are selling the loquat tree (many available). One stall was charging $4.50, and the other $5.
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tecko
perth
31st May 2009 4:25pm
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amanda says...
Hi Tecko - I don't suppose the loquats at the markets are grafted by any chance? (prob not for that price..?) also do you know if they can be grown from cuttings at all?
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amanda
geraldton.WA
31st May 2009 8:57pm
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tecko says...
Hi, Amanda. No, I don't think they are grafted. More likely they're grown from seeds, as I did not see any "bulge" on the stem of the plant. Sorry, I'm not sure if they can be grown from cuttings. Perhaps, someone else more knowledgeable can enlighten us.
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tecko
perth
31st May 2009 9:24pm
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amanda says...
Hi Karnup Kath! that nursery u mentioned above - do they actually stock the plants or just import them for u? I am finally able to get to Perth for a shopping trip!! yay.
got the chook book 2 - thanks for the tip!
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amanda
geraldton.WA
1st June 2009 11:50am
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Julie says...
tecko, they probably will grow from cuttings, but are usually grafted onto quince stock to keep the size of the tree manageable.
The ones at Canning Vale were probably grown from seed.
I have grown quince from seed so I can graft a large-fruited loquat onto it.Still not sure when to do this, as loquats don't have a dormant phase.

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Julie
Roleystone WA
1st June 2009 6:28pm
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amanda says...
hey julie - can u let me know how u go with that please? If I can't pick up something decent in Perth then I was going to have a go - but I have never grafted b4 - always a first time! and I do so love loquats...I think they would do well in the Biolytix zone.
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amanda
geraldton.wa
1st June 2009 10:46pm
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Kath says...
Amanda,re the nursery you asked about-give them a ring & see what they have in stock at the moment-they were getting a new order when I went there-see-Daley's plants in Perth for more info.
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Kath
Karnup W.A.
1st June 2009 10:50pm
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amanda says...
hey again julie - i have lots of room so is the grafting just a matter of the size?
Thanks again Kath - 1st child-free trip 2 perth in years - I must b a dag cos'i just want to go plant shopping :?
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amanda
geraldton.wa
1st June 2009 11:20pm
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Julie says...
I think it is height rather than width. Most loquats grow so tall you have no hope of reaching the fruit.

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Julie
Roleystone WA
2nd June 2009 4:39pm
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Phil. says...
I had success air layering a particularly good loquat before I moved house. It took about three months but seems to be doing well. I don't think cuttings will do any good though. The parent plant was a seedling, I think, but beautiful, sweet, almost white loquat fruit in the weeks leading up to Christmas.
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Phil.
Tyalgum Creek
2nd June 2009 11:30pm
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Julie says...
What time of year did you do this Phil? Yes, you can be lucky and get a good seedling plant. Same with avocados. But I guess I'm not prepared to take the risk - all that feeding, watering and waiting, and you might get a dud!
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Julie
Roleystone WA
3rd June 2009 3:28pm
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Phil. says...
It was October/November last year. I used a plastic bag with some sphagnum moss and put rooting hormone gel on the cut surface of the shoot I wanted to use, and secured it all with plastic cable ties. Had to move house in January and fortunately some roots had started to form. Have the potted up plant now in Nth NSW which looks like it has survived ok.
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Phil.
Tyalgum Creek
3rd June 2009 4:04pm
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Dv says...
Hi guys,
I am thinking to get some plants from daley, but as you mentioned above there are some plants which is restricted. Do you where can I get the list of restricted plants?

Thank you.

dv
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Dv
Atwell
28th June 2009 11:25pm
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Dv says...
Oh I forgot to mention that I am from Perth WA
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Dv
Atwell
28th June 2009 11:25pm
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Jimmy says...
www.agric.wa.gov.au/quarantine
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29th June 2009 4:13pm
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amanda says...
Hi Dv - when u try to order a restricted plant for WA - you will be prevented (an alert message comes up) other suppliers will also say "Not for WA" etc...
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amanda
geraldton.WA
29th June 2009 8:04pm
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