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Feijoa sourcing?

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krazykangaroo says... Some feijoas take easily from cuttings and some don't. Unfortunately it is usually the best or named varieties that won't strike. If you can't get any feijoas I will be growing a heap from seed from a local good fruiting tree (unnamed) this year when the fruit ripens in about 6 weeks. I can get some growing for you if you want. Cheers, Rowan	About the Author krazykangaroo1 Casterton, vic 24th February 2011 3:30pm #UserID: 4362 Posts: 44 View All krazykangaroo1's Edible Fruit Trees
Hiep starts with ... I'm interested in growing some feijoas as I really miss the ones are my parents' garden. Does anyone know where I can get good ones in Victoria? Daleys is unable to send them here, and Diggers has unnamed cultivars. Should I risk Diggers? They said theirs are just cuttings from a good fruiting tree. In that case, should I just get cuttings from my parents' trees? Or is there somewhere else I can get quality named plants?	About the Author Hiep Melbourne 24th February 2011 1:48pm #UserID: 4739 Posts: 2 View All Hiep's Edible Fruit Trees
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J says... Perrys fruit and nut in SA (google them) have the Mammoth cultivar and another named variety. They can ship to vic.	About the Author J Upwey, Victoria 24th February 2011 4:48pm #UserID: 2954 Posts: 397 View All J's Edible Fruit Trees
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