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Toona ciliata - Red Cedar

There is a moth that attcks the Red Cedar's new growth- which forses the tree to fork. This makes them unsuitable to try and grow as a forestry tree for the purpose of harvesting the timber. They need to be grown under the canopy of larger tree's. | Paul Muller - Finch Hatton, QLD 26-Dec-2009

Toona ciliata - Red Cedar

Try enclosing the tip in stocking mesh (panty hose) until the top gets too high to reach by ladder. After that, when the mesh finally perishes, the tree may be vulnerable. But at least it won't fork close to the ground. | Mark O'connor - O'connor , ACT 21-Dec-2013

Red Cedar

Plant seedling in a 6m high thicket, give special care. Mine grew 6 m (& still only 70mm diameter.) Gradually remove competition. I now have them 10m high, 400mm dia. beautiful trees, no tipmoth. | Russell Butler - Black Mountain, QLD 05-Feb-2017

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Red Cedar Fred1's Edible Fruits Update: 3747 days 3hrs Comments: - This is our second lot  - 23 trees Pruning side branches  to promote growth  Height 3 metres Qty: 23 Sun/Shade: Full Sun Pollination: No Pest Control: Bugmaster for Tip Moth - weekly - top 60 cm of tree Was this review helpful? Yes | No | Report 20 of 36 people found this review useful * You need your own My Edibles Page to contribute Quick & Easy

Red Cedar Fred1's Edible Fruits Update: 3747 days 3hrs Comments: - Pruning of side branches to promote growth until about 4 or 5 metres high - of the first 40  planted we have only approm 30 left.  The others 'drowned' in tropical flooding.  Planted: 2008 Height 6 metres Growing: In the Ground Qty: 30 Sun/Shade: Full Sun Water Given in: Spring Pruned By: 10% in Pollination: No When I Fertilise: Never Pest Control: Bugmaster sprayed weekly for Tipmoth - top 60cm of the tree only Organic Status:Pesticides Used Was this review helpful? Yes | No | Report 15 of 31 people found this review useful Comments Fred1 says... [3747 days 4hrs ago] * You need your own My Edibles Page to contribute Quick & Easy

Red Cedar Carla1's Edible Fruits Update: 3535 days 21hrs Comments: - 1st 2x photos taken 2009.  These are the suckers coming up after the tree was blown over back in Nov08.  It will be interesting to see the growth rate as there is a large root system to push up the suckers Planted: 1998 Water Given in: Summer Pollination: No Was this review helpful? Yes | No | Report 13 of 29 people found this review useful Comments daniel1 says... [3470 days 21hrs ago] I bought about 10 at the same time from Daleys, no more than 3 years ago one of them is now about 6m tall and 4m wide, the others vary with the smallest being 1m tall and 40cm wide, the largest in my garden was planted next to a secondary compost bin which i only ever use when cleaning out the main bin, they REALLY love a good compost, i took just one bucked of compost to one of the ones in the front yard it has grown about 1m in 3 months, the largest in the back yard has a trunk 20 - 30cm in diameter already! the birds seem to love it! as do I! * You need your own My Edibles Page to contribute Quick & Easy

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