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| About the Author sety 29th July 2013 11:14am #UserID: 8127 Posts: 1 View All sety's Edible Fruit Trees |
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| About the Author setr 29th July 2013 6:07pm #UserID: 8128 Posts: 1 View All setr's Edible Fruit Trees |
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| About the Author y3yrr sydney 1st August 2013 2:10pm #UserID: 8037 Posts: 18 View All y3yrr's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Diana says... I have just chopped down my kei apples and dug up the stumps with some roots attached. They are sexed- one female and three males. The female has been very productive. I think there is a fair chance that they will survive and grow if planted, the female and one male are in a container of water and is sprouting shoots. Does anyone want them? You can have them for free (collect from Western Brisbane). I got rid of them because they are very thorny and the fruit is fairly sour- good for chutney and jam, but not eating fresh. I don't have room for them, but someone with more space might want them. | About the Author Diana Brisbane 3rd September 2014 9:27pm #UserID: 3004 Posts: 284 View All Diana's Edible Fruit Trees |