the lowest chill olive? (forum)
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Reville starts with ...
I have a friend in Bali
he wants to try growing some olives
I said im not sure due to humidity and due to lack of chill
however then i recall theres olives growing all through coastal qld
maybe not commercially - but they are here in gardens.
and for an expat in Bali home grown olives might be a real treat.
Has anyone grown and fruited olives in a coastal area from brisbane north?
there are olives here in Townsville, but i havent been here long enough to find fruits
please help me collect this valuable information!
Time: 4th November 2009 9:10pm
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Diana says...
Hi Reville,
The St Helena Island Olive variety is widely available in nurseries in and around Brisbane
(e.g. http://www.bgn.com.au/hotnews.html).
Not to be confused with the extinct plant from the south Altantic island http://www.iucnredlist.org/apps/redlist/details/37598/0).
Diana. http://www.daleysfruit.com.au/my/1961/
Time: 5th November 2009 10:21am
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