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SandyLou1 starts with ... I just wanted to show you a photo of the large size granny Smith apples, that have been growing on my tree, I bought from Daley's about 5 years or so back, it is in a large tub, has been fruiting for the last 3 years, average amount would be 24 to 26 apples per year. They are larger than the ones sold in supermarkets. Taste sweet,juicy and a little tart. I feed them seasol, plus granules and tea leaves/coffee grinds.
| About the Author SandyLou1 CHADSTONE,3148,VIC 16th May 2016 9:24pm #UserID: 13914 Posts: 2 View All SandyLou1's Edible Fruit Trees |
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| About the Author Ish ,4118,QLD 17th May 2016 10:35pm #UserID: 10566 Posts: 26 View All Ish's Edible Fruit Trees |
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SandyLou1 says... hi there, I have my granny smith growing in a 2 foot high pottery tub, about 18 inches across, just put in good quality garden soil, seaweed from the beach, plus beach sand, and , it has grown up and out! I think it is about 3 feet high, with a width of 4 feet. I always put granules for fruit and seasol, at regular intervals, thru the non fruiting season, it has lovely pastel pink flowers, the bees buzz in and out of the blossoms!
| About the Author SandyLou1 CHADSTONE,3148,VIC 18th May 2016 8:22pm #UserID: 13914 Posts: 2 View All SandyLou1's Edible Fruit Trees |
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| About the Author Ish ,4118,QLD 19th May 2016 2:23pm #UserID: 10566 Posts: 26 View All Ish's Edible Fruit Trees |
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