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About the Author Jo11 Wamuran Qld 10th February 2009 11:14am #UserID: 1966 Posts: 1 View All Jo11's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Mrs Turner says... Hi Jo, In the Philippines, Ylang ylang growns into a tall tree about 15-20 metres high and considered a soft wood with long drooping branches. I suggest to plant them away from the house protected from the strong winds as the branches will easily break. A good spot would be near (not too close) a balcony or window. When the tree is in full bloom you will still smell its fragrance from your window. When the flowers start to fall they make a mess, but you can gather them and dry them in the sun to make potpourri or use the fresh ones to infuse in massage oil. Cheers, Mrs Turner | About the Author Susan3 Belmont NSW 16th February 2009 8:55am #UserID: 388 Posts: 8 View All Susan3's Edible Fruit Trees |
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