Fruit trees for poor drainage area

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Linda says... Very few things really like wet feet except marsh type plants. Have you considered planting on a 'turkey mound" = equals drainage. A large 1m + mound of good soil and plant on top of that.	About the Author Linda CANOELANDS,2157,NSW 31st May 2022 9:09pm #UserID: 12687 Posts: 55 View All Linda's Edible Fruit Trees
Gilly&#039;s starts with ... I'm on a flood plain of the Hacking River and my soil doesn't drain well. Can anyone please recommend fruit trees that do well in that environment? I've had problems with apple scab and my bananas fail to thrive.	About the Author Gilly's OTFORD,2508,NSW 17th May 2022 8:42am #UserID: 30155 Posts: 1 View All Gilly's's Edible Fruit Trees
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