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vanl starts with ... Does anyone know who sells KJ Pinks Custard Apple fruit tree in Australia? I am also after a variety of avocado trees. Seems that Daleys is very low on stock these days. My local Bunnings has a fallout with Birdwood nursery so no more trees from them. In addition, Perry's is a big rip off. Any advice much appreciated.	About the Author SA 4th November 2008 9:53am #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
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Jantina says... Vanl,I am off to melb. for a few days next week and plan to call in on quite a few nurseries including a man who sells quite a few subtropicals, I will look out for one for you and let you know if I track one down.	About the Author Jantina Mt. Gambier S.A. 4th November 2008 10:08am #UserID: 1351 Posts: 1272 View All Jantina's Edible Fruit Trees
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Phil. says... www.anfic.com.au/ordcontact.htm lists the nurseries which stock Birdwood trees. KJ Pinks is mentioned in the varieties in stock.	About the Author 4th November 2008 5:32pm #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
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vanl says... Hi Phil, I think anfic only deals with wholesalers and commercial fruitgrowers. I tried Birdwood years ago and also no luck. They refered me back to Bunnings for orders instead...	About the Author 6th November 2008 12:18pm #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
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Phil. says... ok - have you tried Balhannah nursery in SA? They can often get stuff in.	About the Author 6th November 2008 3:32pm #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
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vanl says... Got a chance to contact Balhanah today. They cannot order from other nurseries as they don't want to be liable for trees from other nnurseries. Jantina, interesting to hear from you about your trip.	About the Author SA 10th November 2008 12:25pm #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
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Jantina says... vanl,still in Melb and have not seen one yet but off to CERES tomorrow and maybe they will have one.Wish me luck.	About the Author 12th November 2008 8:37pm #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
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Jantina says... vanl, sorry to report no Pink s custard apples at CERES. They said they were just about to put in an order.I asked their supplier and they said Daleys.I will continue to keep an eye out for you ,please let us know if you source one yourself.	About the Author 13th November 2008 7:08pm #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
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vanl says... Thanks for that Janita.	About the Author SA 14th November 2008 9:24am #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
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Shaun says... Daleys has got a purple variety of Sweetsop ..... is that the same as KJ Pinks ?	About the Author WA 16th November 2008 12:00am #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
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Happy Earth says... Sorry to dissappoint you guys but KJ Pinks is a PBR (plant breeders rights) variety of custard apple that you will not be able to buy retail - it is sold for commercial purposes only. have a great day! Rich www.happyearth.com.au	About the Author HappyEarth1 Wollongong 16th November 2008 7:20am #UserID: 215 Posts: 94 View All HappyEarth1's Edible Fruit Trees
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anyone says... I heard that Bunnings is going to sell a retail version of KJ Pink under a different name. KJ Pink has 100% self-pollination. In fact, each node has multiple flowers and thinning is required.	About the Author 13th December 2010 3:39pm #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
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Brent says... Sold as Paxton's Prolific - is same as KJ Pinks.	About the Author Brent sunshine coast 3rd April 2012 10:43pm #UserID: 6813 Posts: 1 View All Brent's Edible Fruit Trees
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Megan9 says... I do	About the Author Megan9 WOOMBYE,4559,QLD 14th July 2019 5:25pm #UserID: 18013 Posts: 4 View All Megan9's Edible Fruit Trees
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vanl starts with ...
Does anyone know who sells KJ Pinks Custard Apple fruit tree in Australia? I am also after a variety of avocado trees.

Seems that Daleys is very low on stock these days. My local Bunnings has a fallout with Birdwood nursery so no more trees from them.
In addition, Perry's is a big rip off.

Any advice much appreciated.

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Jantina says...
Vanl,I am off to melb. for a few days next week and plan to call in on quite a few nurseries including a man who sells quite a few subtropicals, I will look out for one for you and let you know if I track one down.

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Phil. says...
www.anfic.com.au/ordcontact.htm

lists the nurseries which stock Birdwood trees. KJ Pinks is mentioned in the varieties in stock.

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vanl says...
Hi Phil,

I think anfic only deals with wholesalers and commercial fruitgrowers. I tried Birdwood years ago and also no luck. They refered me back to Bunnings for orders instead...

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Phil. says...
ok - have you tried Balhannah nursery in SA? They can often get stuff in.

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vanl says...
Got a chance to contact Balhanah today. They cannot order from other nurseries as they don't want to be liable for trees from other nnurseries.

Jantina, interesting to hear from you about your trip.

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Jantina says...
vanl,still in Melb and have not seen one yet but off to CERES tomorrow and maybe they will have one.Wish me luck.

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Jantina says...
vanl, sorry to report no Pink s custard apples at CERES. They said they were just about to put in an order.I asked their supplier and they said Daleys.I will continue to keep an eye out for you ,please let us know if you source one yourself.

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vanl says...
Thanks for that Janita.

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Shaun says...
Daleys has got a purple variety of Sweetsop ..... is that the same as KJ Pinks ?

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Happy Earth says...
Sorry to dissappoint you guys but KJ Pinks is a PBR (plant breeders rights) variety of custard apple that you will not be able to buy retail - it is sold for commercial purposes only.

have a great day!

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anyone says...
I heard that Bunnings is going to sell a retail version of KJ Pink under a different name. KJ Pink has 100% self-pollination. In fact, each node has multiple flowers and thinning is required.

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Brent says...
Sold as Paxton's Prolific - is same as KJ Pinks.

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I do

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