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Peanut tree

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Merilyn says... Do you mean the native Peanut tree? They are sold at the Pimlico TAFE Townsville Greening Australia nursery. I presume they could send you some plants as you are in Australia. They have prices like a few dollars, as they are probably gov subsidised to help the students study. My peanut tree is in the ground and is sprouting new leaves at the moment in Townsville and Mingela. Good time to plant another tree. The internet says they can grow into a big tree.	About the Author Merilyn Townsville 19th October 2011 1:17am #UserID: 4775 Posts: 18 View All Merilyn's Edible Fruit Trees
Misty_Kat starts with ... I live in Newcastle. My tree looked very healthy when it arrived. I planted it in a large half wine barrel and didn't water during winter when it was deciduous. But Newcastle gets a lot of rain, so it was too wet and died of black rot :(	About the Author Mistykat newcastle 15th October 2011 6:42pm #UserID: 5793 Posts: 13 View All Mistykat's Edible Fruit Trees
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Mike says... If it is a Sterculia they turn into whoppers and aren't really the finest of native edible species.Their pods and black seeds do look quite attractive however.	About the Author Cairns 20th October 2011 11:22pm #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
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