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Innoxa1's Edible Backyard
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Updated:08/03/20 Frost: Location: BROWN HILL
About My Edible Backyard
Why Innoxa1 Love's Edible Plants
Pride in something you have grown your own it's amazing knowing that soon i'll have my own feijoa trees fruitting! I hope anyway :) it's a lot cheaper than buying from the supermarket and i can enjoy them in my own backyard how awesome.
Innoxa1 Forum Contributions Two way plum pruning - You guys are wonderfull thank you so much for the information! :) ..2866 days 4hrs Two way plum pruning - Brilliant thank you David..2868 days 11hrs Two way plum pruning - Hi there everyone!, I'm new to fruit tree planting and i was wondering if some kind soul could help me prune my two way plum tree :) I'm not sure which branches to cut out. Thank you! ..2872 days 8hrs
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Wanted a shrub/ bush tucker food i heard this one is a hardy type for hot afternoon sun so i'm giving it a go! Edit: april 7th 2019 got to taste my first fruit! it was delicious reminded me of a strawberry but sweeter not tart soft and fragrant
Handles the heat 44 degrees to -5 Awesome little shrub i'll be purchasing more for gap fillers
Fruiting Months March and April
Height 60 Centimetres
Growing: In the Ground
Qty: 1
Fruit Harvest: 10 Fruit Per Year
First Fruited: 1 Months from Purchase in Pot
Water Given in: Spring
Spring
Pollination: No
Fertiliser or Organics Used: seasol
When I Fertilise: When Fruiting
Pest Control: none
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Cut off the lower growth after about a year and it's created this beautiful shape
Planted: 2018
Height 80 Centimetres
Growing: In the Ground
Qty: 1
First Fruited: 1 Months from Purchase in Pot
Sun/Shade: Medium Sun
Water Given in: Spring
Spring
Pollination: Cross Pollination
Cross Pollinator Variety: unique
When I Fertilise: Spring
Pest Control: pest oil
Question: My Feijoa Duffy hasnt really grown at all since i got it about a 6 weeks ago. Yet it's friend the unique is doing amazing! so not sure why. any help is wanted :)
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Hi Inoxa1
Your feijoa won't be in a hurry to grow now where the season is already changing and the growing times is almost over except in the tropics. Expect a lot of growth during spring onwards. I have 3 feijoas bought last spring and they have all more than doubled their sizes. Be patient and take good care of it and you will be rewarded accordingly.
Happy gardening :-)
Flowered 1 year after purchase and i currently have 3 little feijoas on it this tree is doing wonders in my garden loves the afternoon sun and survived 41degree day only losing 1 leaf to sunburn.
Comments: - Would love to try this fruit, fruited in spring but all dropped due to young age. It's growing very nicley and will great shade tree for summer. * first fruit almost two years later dissapointing hopefully in another year itll be sweeter. Tastes like a not so sweet watermelon for some reason.
Fruiting Months November and December
Planted: 2018
Height 70 Centimetres
Growing: In the Ground
Qty: 1
Fruit Harvest: 8 Fruit Per Year
First Fruited: 1 Years from purchase in pot
Sun/Shade: Full Sun
Pollination: No
Fertiliser or Organics Used: seasol
When I Fertilise: Spring
Pest Control: none
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Comments: - Little bit feijoa obsessed over here this is my fourth purchase from daleys. Arrived so healthy and looks strong. Anticipating a lot of new growth for next year as it has great foundation branches.
Planted: 2019
Sun/Shade: Medium Sun
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just pruned off the left branch as it was growing horizontally and i was worried for its future fruit set and breakage. The branch on the right is still growing straight so now i'm not sure which one i was as the leader they have created an even wider gap between the two hmmm
Comments: - Everyone has to have a lemon tree in their garden surely :) this is the dwarf lemonicious, it's been a trial and error as i'm new to gardening so some leaves have been curling inwards which may mean i need to adjust the nutrients in the soil?
First Fruited: 4 Months from Purchase in Pot
Sun/Shade: Full Sun
Pest Control: recently been attacked by scale i've been removing as much as i can see by hand and using pest oil to rid them but it's been a tough process, losing a lot of leaves to yellowing but it's bouncing back ok.
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Comments: - This is the Sublime patio Lime. Looks beautiful! have not had any fruit as of yet, over half the leaves dropped off over winter as it gets cold here even with sheltering the plant. But in spring it put on so much new growth it's lusher than ever.
Water Given in: Spring
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Comments: - I've actually never had a fresh fig before so i'm excited to see what the fuss is about and it already has some growing. I do need to water this daily as its been very hot here.
Fruiting Months January, February, March, December
First Fruited: 1 Years from purchase in pot
Sun/Shade: Full Sun
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so close to picking one of these figs to eat! just passed the firm stage and there is a little give in the skin i hope theyre not dry on the inside i'm watching them like a hawk!
Comments: - This is a dwarf Bay tree should only grow to 2m if that so i thought i'd plant it in my little herb garden, it gets hot afternoon sun and loves it.
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