Fruit tree question

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BJ11 says... Hello Wrren, The 'best' tree really depends on what you like to eat and what "e;look"e; you are after. Things like a santa rosa plum have a very low chill requirement (that you could enhance by removing foliage during the winter period). You may also want to consider a pollinator if you are after much fruit. You can get these plums in dwarf form. Good luck	About the Author BJ11 KENSINGTON,3031,VIC 10th September 2017 8:46am #UserID: 3414 Posts: 215 View All BJ11's Edible Fruit Trees
Wrren starts with ... How do I find out what is the best deciduous fruit tree to about 2 meters? Would it be one of the plums?Live in Bay area of Brisbane	About the Author Wrren Cleveland 28th August 2017 9:29am #UserID: 16766 Posts: 2 View All Wrren's Edible Fruit Trees
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Wrren says... Thanks for the response what size do the dwarf plums grow to and are they fully deciduous and what would be the cost?	About the Author Wrren Cleveland 11th September 2017 10:54am #UserID: 16766 Posts: 2 View All Wrren's Edible Fruit Trees
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