Frenchie's Edible Backyard
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27/12/23 Frost: About My Edible BackyardWhy Frenchie Love's Edible Plants Just bought a new house, with uninteresting garden, full of agaves, camelias and rhodos. Have not moved in yet, but lusting over this website and planning an edible garden, with a few natives for the birds. Biggest challenge is the size of the yard (745m2) and exposition. The back fence and front of the house are west facing. Protected from the southerly wind and to a degree from the westerlies as there is a nature srip behind the front neighbours with tall trees. Soil type is red Norhtern NSW plateau soil. The garden is sloping to the north and well drained. Annual rainfall average is 1200mm. The reward will be the fruits of our labour, eating species and varieties not found in supermarkets and even markets, the joy for my children to pick food from their garden. Comments* You need your own My Edibles Page to contribute Quick & Easy |
Fruit Tree Forum ContributionsFrenchie Forum ContributionsAvocado type b - Thanks for your answer SusiS. There is a guy locally selling dwarf Reed trees, and I was a bit suspicious that is in fact a dwarf. I really like reeds too, as well as Sharwil - well I think it is Sahrwil, green skin small seed very nutty and buttery (more..2042 days 21hrs Avocado type b - Hi SusiS, how would you rate the Wurtz and the Pinkerton - have you eaten any yet? What i the oil content like? Thanks!..2046 days 23hrs Dekopon in australia - So I planted my seeds as per Jakfruit's advice. 3 of the 4 seeds germinated. @ of them had only one offspring, the 3rd had 2 of equal size. They are all about 5cm tall and quite slow growing. They are under shade cloth - they probably need more light. An..3072 days 18hrs Dekopon in australia - Thanks Jakfruit! I have put them in ziplock as per your advice. I'll let you know how I go. I might go and buy more fruits too, give myself more chances!..3170 days 17hrs Dekopon in australia - I love the Daleys forum, I just discovered the Dekopon last week thanks to this thread... and by chance found some at my local Woolies yesterday. I have 4 seeds from 5 fruits... But I am a very beginner fruit grower. Anyone care to give a few tips for suc..3170 days 19hrs |
Fruit Tree Forum LikesFrenchie has LIKED the following:Yellow sapote - peetah there are many types of canitel which are often referred to a yellow sapote.Ross sapote,lucuma and tataruba could also be called yellow sapote. Good ones are moist and bad one are dry in the flesh.Bad ones taste like mealy sweet potato and boiled ..Liked Answer 1680 days 14hrs Panache fig tree - Hi Aus, panache is around, but chances are the people who have it won't give you any budwood/cuttings because of the secret squirrel culture. I am currently in the business of smashing this cartel of parsimony to pieces--and if I do say so myself,..Liked Answer 2044 days 10hrs Avocado type b - I had a wurtz for a couple of years, hundreds of flowers last year but no fruit so I added a pinkerton and this year I got fruit set on both trees. I have read some people get fruit with just a wurtz on its own but I had a little space for a second tre..Liked Answer 2046 days 23hrs Dekopon in australia - There we go, my first sumo flowers followed by my first sumo fruit. That didn't take long! The grafted and seedling trees came into fruition simultaneously. Still in pots...Liked Answer 2385 days 17hrs Grapes with muscat flavour - Some of the new "muscat" drying types are very early, may fruit before the rains+humidity really hit in NNSW. Wine grapes are also quite edible, but berries can be smaller + seedier than table grapes. Maybe work out what month the other successful NNSW..Liked Answer 2936 days 14hrs Grapes with muscat flavour - Pink Iona came to mind when I read, it definitely has an interesting musky flavor. Don't worry about Daley's fair flavor comment, if you are not afraid of intense flavor it is good. Its just the blue cheese rather than the cheddar slices individually wrap..Liked Answer 3211 days 18hrs Grapes with muscat flavour - Another excellent Blk and Golden muscat season shaping up. Still no mildew issues and taste is sensational...Liked Answer 3262 days 21hrs For those of you who voted liberal - It is like a slow trainwreck.The level of misrepresentation and keeping the public in the dark has reached fever pitch.Why doesn't one journalist compare welfare budgets of Australia with other western nations,question the undermining of the free press,h..Liked Answer 3735 days 16hrs |
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