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allybanana starts with ... I have TO SWAP: sugar cane white Pomegranates-rooted cuttings JATIVIA (early spanish variety)KAZAKI very col d tolerant good keeper)GALOSHA AZBEK.(Good flavour) VELES, SHEPHERDS RED Grapes - rooted cuttings ISABELLA BLACK (foxy flavor, very tough,mildew resistant traditional backyard) TOBYS RED a local variety that appears resonably good on the coast. Fig White and Black not sure of variety rooted cuttings. CAROB seedlings and possibly a 1.2 metter grafted sfax female and clifford herm. if you can collect. EDIBLE WATTLE SEED seedlings LILLY PILLY S. paniculatum seedlings ICE CREAM BEAN seedlings YACON roots JERUSALEM fARTICHOKE roots ASIMINA TRILOBA American paw paw seedlings BABACO cuttings unrooted BUSH LEMON seedlings heavy fruiting strain, see my edibles. FIJOA rooted cuttings from two unknown varieties CHILLIAN GUAVA Ugni cuttings MACADAMIA seedlings from a local hybrid that grows and fruits well on clay soil in EDEN NSW the parents needed cross pollination. I am after wood for grafting from, Hyakumo persimmon or other dark fleshed variety, royal medlar, tropic anna or tropic sweet low chill apples, low chill apricots, low chill cherries not stella. Gulf gold plum or other low chill varieties, champagne loquat, Asimina good tasting varieties. Rooted or just cutting from Panama berry, and red sugar cane, Seeds from mexican avocado and white sapoate varieties, | About the Author allybanana Eden 7th August 2011 8:40am #UserID: 4544 Posts: 372 View All allybanana's Edible Fruit Trees |
Nick says... Wow allybanana youve got quite the Garden of Eden :) If its ok, can I please have a babaco cutting, a macadamia seedling, a sugar cane, some of those pomegranates and maybe some more avo grafting wood (my last attempt failed :(). If you're interested, I can give you some Santa Rosa plum (its a jap. plum so its probably relatively low chill) and Fuyu persimmon wood for grafting and I also have some 1 year old pomegranate seedlings, rooted fuchsia cuttings, avocado seedlings (from shop avos), unrooted cape gooseberry & feijoa cuttings and custard apple seedlings. BTW howd the grafting go? :) | About the Author Nick T Altona, VIC 7th August 2011 11:41am #UserID: 2663 Posts: 727 View All Nick T's Edible Fruit Trees |
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