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starling starts with ... This guy sells dwarf Malay coconuts (golden). Ships. You can spend more and buy more advanced trees. http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/port-douglas/other-home-garden/coconut-palms-dwarf-golden-malay-sprout-sale/1000694286 S	About the Author 9th September 2013 10:03am #UserID: 8102 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
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Johnnys Garden says... how tall do dwarf coconut trees get my friend? no way in hell could grow in a massive pot hey?	About the Author jcsgarden Brisbane 9th September 2013 4:27pm #UserID: 8199 Posts: 4 View All jcsgarden's Edible Fruit Trees
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starling says... They grow up to 30 feet. It would have to be a pretty damn big pot. S	About the Author 9th September 2013 4:34pm #UserID: 8102 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
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Brain says... someone who's interested in this dwarf coconut tells me that, it's called dwarf because it's slower growing (in height) per year, but evenutally and given many many years, it will grow very tall like the other species of coconuts.	About the Author Brain Brisbane 10th September 2013 9:52am #UserID: 6289 Posts: 638 View All Brain's Edible Fruit Trees
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BJ says... it wont get quite as tall as talls. It is slower growing and broader accross the trunk and is generally more ornamental, but over time they still get 15m tall, but wont get 30m tall. In the sub tropics I think they would stay smallish.	About the Author Theposterformerlyknownas Brisbane 10th September 2013 10:28am #UserID: 3270 Posts: 1552 View All Theposterformerlyknownas's Edible Fruit Trees
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Brain says... thanks for the correction BJ, I will take your words and challenge him! My friend is actually Malaysian and you'd think he should know about his native homeland's plants. LOL. I think he was comparing the dwarf gold/green ones against other types found commonly on SE Asian beaches.	About the Author Brain Brisbane 10th September 2013 4:18pm #UserID: 6289 Posts: 638 View All Brain's Edible Fruit Trees
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starling says... The guy I spoke to yesterday (bit of a celebrity, moniker is "coconut rodney" and has been on burkes backyard/ Poh's kitchen and others) says that he has had reports that they have grown to producing coconuts in brisbane in as little as 3 years.He says they can grow to 30FT. Coconut rodney has been growing malays and other nuts for over 30 years, and undoubtedly has more knowledge on the subject of coconuts than anybody else in Australia. S	About the Author 10th September 2013 4:28pm #UserID: 8102 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
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Mike says... http://www.rarefruitaustralia.org/2011/09/15/dwarves-in-your-backyard-solomon-varieties-of-dwarf-coconuts/ This article mentions a few dwarfs in Australia.I remember the malay gold dwarfs at Kamerunga in the 1990's and some were about 35 feet but they get quite a bit taller than that.The row of malay gold near Fishery Falls are tall but gracile. I am very surprised they have been producing coconuts in Briz in 3 years.	About the Author 10th September 2013 4:50pm #UserID: 5418 Posts: 1438 View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
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starling says... Mike, I'm really considering ordering one. Rodney told me yesterday that he has some growing well even in clay soil--very surprising,but also that there is nothing dwarf at all about the Malay greens being sold in Brisbane. The tree I'm looking at is about 1m tall. S	About the Author 10th September 2013 5:10pm #UserID: 8102 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
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Mike says... starling they seem to do better in clay than the standards and are a little more tropical.They might not reach their full potential height is Briz and might not really thrive. Because they fruit early and are gracile the malays are called dwarfs but they just keep growing taller.	About the Author 10th September 2013 6:48pm #UserID: 5418 Posts: 1438 View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
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This guy sells dwarf Malay coconuts (golden).

Ships. You can spend more and buy more advanced trees.

http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/port-douglas/other-home-garden/coconut-palms-dwarf-golden-malay-sprout-sale/1000694286

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Johnnys Garden says...
how tall do dwarf coconut trees get my friend?
no way in hell could grow in a massive pot hey?

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starling says...
They grow up to 30 feet.

It would have to be a pretty damn big pot.

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someone who's interested in this dwarf coconut tells me that, it's called dwarf because it's slower growing (in height) per year, but evenutally and given many many years, it will grow very tall like the other species of coconuts.

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it wont get quite as tall as talls. It is slower growing and broader accross the trunk and is generally more ornamental, but over time they still get 15m tall, but wont get 30m tall. In the sub tropics I think they would stay smallish.

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Brain says...
thanks for the correction BJ, I will take your words and challenge him! My friend is actually Malaysian and you'd think he should know about his native homeland's plants. LOL. I think he was comparing the dwarf gold/green ones against other types found commonly on SE Asian beaches.

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The guy I spoke to yesterday (bit of a celebrity, moniker is "coconut rodney" and has been on burkes backyard/ Poh's kitchen and others) says that he has had reports that they have grown to producing coconuts in brisbane in as little as 3 years.He says they can grow to 30FT. Coconut rodney has been growing malays and other nuts for over 30 years, and undoubtedly has more knowledge on the subject of coconuts than anybody else in Australia.

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Mike says...
http://www.rarefruitaustralia.org/2011/09/15/dwarves-in-your-backyard-solomon-varieties-of-dwarf-coconuts/
This article mentions a few dwarfs in Australia.I remember the malay gold dwarfs at Kamerunga in the 1990's and some were about 35 feet but they get quite a bit taller than that.The row of malay gold near Fishery Falls are tall but gracile. I am very surprised they have been producing coconuts in Briz in 3 years.

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Mike,

I'm really considering ordering one. Rodney told me yesterday that he has some growing well even in clay soil--very surprising,but also that there is nothing dwarf at all about the Malay greens being sold in Brisbane.

The tree I'm looking at is about 1m tall.

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starling they seem to do better in clay than the standards and are a little more tropical.They might not reach their full potential height is Briz and might not really thrive. Because they fruit early and are gracile the malays are called dwarfs but they just keep growing taller.

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