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| About the Author jacquelineowens Kilmore 13th May 2015 2:09pm #UserID: 11768 Posts: 1 View All jacquelineowens's Edible Fruit Trees |
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| About the Author life in a retirement village Warragul 14th August 2015 8:12pm #UserID: 12198 Posts: 6 View All life in a retirement village's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Loves Fruit Trees says... Hi Jacqueline and Members. I am a new member. The Info on my gardening Hobby-Site may help you. I've researched Fejoas recently because I heard clashing feedback on a few websites about growing them and this puzzled me because I've seen a few Fejoa Trees growing in different locations of a Temporate Zone in South Australia through the years that have no difficulties flowering and fruiting. You can read about the nutritional profile and benefits of Fejoas on my website page. They're really quite interesting! NOTE: I think it would be good to purchase them from Daleys in preference to Bunnings from some Feedback I have seen. All the best. I want to grow Fejoas myself. www.janetsgardentips.com/fejoas-avocados
| About the Author Loves Fruit Trees GOLDEN GROVE,5125,SA 29th August 2015 12:49pm #UserID: 12135 Posts: 26 View All Loves Fruit Trees's Edible Fruit Trees |
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