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Diana Wilson starts with ... My dwarf mulberry has been in the ground for 2 months and is already 2 mtrs high and laiden with lovely delicious fruit, as it's October. I'm having to move from NSW to VIC. Question can I successfully dig it up and pot it for transfer? And will it grow in a colder climate even though it gets hot there in summer/ spring months? Please help. | About the Author Diana Wilson Sydney NSW 3rd October 2017 10:12am #UserID: 16986 Posts: 3 View All Diana Wilson's Edible Fruit Trees |
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| About the Author Lissa Brisbane 5th October 2017 5:54am #UserID: 3797 Posts: 189 View All Lissa's Edible Fruit Trees |
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| About the Author Diana Wilson FRESHWATER,2096,NSW 5th October 2017 9:40am #UserID: 16986 Posts: 3 View All Diana Wilson's Edible Fruit Trees |
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| About the Author Diana Wilson FRESHWATER,2096,NSW 5th October 2017 9:43am #UserID: 16986 Posts: 3 View All Diana Wilson's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Lissa says... That's a pity (it's going to be killed). Is it a grafted plant Diana? Check the base of the plant and see if there is an obvious graft. It may be a cutting grafted onto dwarf rootstock. If you take a cutting from that it will grow to the height of the original, not the dwarf rootstock. If that is the case then just buy another of the same type! They grow so fast and cost so little. | About the Author Lissa Brisbane 6th October 2017 7:05pm #UserID: 3797 Posts: 189 View All Lissa's Edible Fruit Trees |