Jimreevescairns's Edible Backyard

Joined: 20/09/11 Updated: 20/09/11 Frost:
Location:

* You need your own My Edibles Page to contribute ^{Quick & Easy}

Fruit Tree Forum Contributions

Jimreevescairns Forum Contributions
Duriun trees have you seen any - Blimey it's that bad ! Wonder if it's remotely possible to import grafted material. Judging by my experiences trying to get seeds posted in I would suspect not. Ah well :-)..2773 days 8hrs
Duriun trees have you seen any - That's a bit sad. Will those grafted ones be for sale do you know ? ..2793 days 12hrs
Duriun trees have you seen any - No they were seedlings. I did buy 2 of their marcots about 3 years ago but I knew even less about growing durians than I do now and they died pretty soon. I think I let too much direct sunlight get to them. Some guy on the rarefruit forum put up pictures ..2794 days 22hrs
Duriun trees have you seen any - Mike you made me think - it was a monthong gan yao (spelling) cross - well on the label anyway Regards Jim..2795 days 13hrs
Duriun trees have you seen any - Mike That's interesting to hear. Ah well have to hope mine taste good when they fruit. I have a couple of monthong/chanee cross that I got from Limberlost that must be 5 years old now. One got blown over during Yasi but seems to be recovering. Think I ..2796 days 24hrs
Buying fruit trees at bunnings yes or - Worth checking that what they sell is appropriate for your region - i found some kiwi fruit vines for sale at the one in Cairns recently $45 !!! When I challenged the staff regarding the suitability for this climate they admitted that they would never fru..2799 days 23hrs
Duriun trees have you seen any - Hi We had a fabulous time gorging on durians in Penang this year (July). We stayed at the Bao Sheng farm in one of his chalets and as it was late in the season visitor numbers were low which was a bonus. We had fantastic tastings of up to 7 different one..2799 days 23hrs