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I live in the south of NSW on the coast at Bawley Point. I just bought some paw paw trees from Daleys and wonder if anyone can give me advise on how to protect it over the winter period. Thank you.

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18th December 2014 9:02pm
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Waterfall says...
Your best chance is with microclimate, you need a spot which receives sun all day, especially in winter and does not get any wind as wind removes heat very fast. North facing with wind barriers to the west and south, shade cloth tied to posts driven into the ground can protect from wind.

Good luck.

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18th December 2014 11:06pm
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Kevin says...
Thank you so much Waterfall. They are doing well now and as you said planting by a wall, out of the wind. A bit anxious now that winter is approaching and wondering if there is any frost protection plastic to cover with

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4th March 2015 10:09am
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Waterfall says...
As will I Kevin, I have 8 raised from seed and a sunrise solo to try keep alive.

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