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Brad16's Edible Backyard

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Avocado bark disease and stunted growth - Yep, looks like sunburn. But on the bright side it also looks like there is a fair amount of new growth coming through. My experience with nursery purchased avocados is that the sun just about always burns most of the foliage that grew in the nursery p..263 days 11hrs
Gardening australia3 - Do you mean the Camelia Gardens? Here's the link to the Gardening Australia page for it: https://www.abc.net.au/gardening/how-to/golden-oldie-camellia-famiglia/102463348 And Camelia Gardens' 'About Us' web page: https://www.flo..316 days 14hrs
Orange tree blight - It is scale, but not mealy bug. I don't know a common name for it apart from citrus scale. I've had this problem and I've only ever had it on orange trees, where other citrus around (even just a couple of metres from an affected tree) we..1513 days 9hrs
Acacia trees - Hi Brack, it doesn't look like Acacia to me. Has someone planted a row of them? They look more like what some call 'False Acacias' (Robinia pseudoacacia), and if so they are not natives, and are actually poisonous to humans and animals. I&..1558 days 9hrs
What kind of tree - Hard to see since an actual picture doesn't appear with the post, but from the thumbnail image they look like Tuckeroo (Cupaniopsis anacardioides) to me. Being in Bicentennial Park and the time of year you found them, that kind of makes sense, but a ..1590 days 13hrs

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Cotton candy - Heard Woolies had some Cotton Candy grapes and got some to try today - well typical American Marketing - they dont taste at all like its name - not overly sweet - agreeable flavour but not my bag - prefer Sultana or Thomson seedless and Black Sapphires.So..Liked Answer 1889 days 5hrs
Guava mexican cream - Does anyone know if wallabies like the leaves on this tree? ..Liked Answer 1918 days 4hrs
Mystery plant id needed1 - Help needed again with this flowering/fruiting tree photographed near Kerala in South India..Liked Question 2106 days 6hrs
Brasil nut - Where can i buy a plant or some viable seeds??? I live in the foothills of the Blue Mountains and know of two trees growing near by, but i don't know the owner, mite try to get some prop material!! Does anyone have any thoughts on this Nut M..Liked Question 2106 days 6hrs
Dwarf mandarin imperial root system - Hi Md Now if you are really keen on planting a dwarf mandarin in a limited space and depth you can address both. First the depth, why not raise the garden bed that you are planting.By raising the bed by 12 inches or more the root system will have m..Liked Answer 2113 days 10hrs
Pistachio nut seeds - Brad16 The ones you ate and were nice are the females. I hope you get germination - mine were surprisingly fast from fresh Feb fruit. They are almost big enough to graft. If you search you will see the actually graft to an extremely hardy and dis..Liked Answer 2134 days 4hrs
Russet apples - Hi guys, Anybody know where I could procure a Russet Apple variety tree in Sydney? Preferably in person as shipping rates are both high and delivery can be untimely. I grew up in England and have fond memories of eating small and firm brown apples t..Liked Question 2554 days 11hrs


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