OZRJ's Edible Backyard

Joined:26/11/08 Updated:30/08/12 Frost:
Location: Mermaid Waters

About My Edible Backyard

Why OZRJ Love's Edible Plants

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Frank2 says... [4986 days 21hrs ago]

Hi OZRJ where is this "Advanced Jaboticaba planted? Country/state?

Frank2 says... [4986 days 21hrs ago]

I am in Sydney NSW & have planted 2 & just wondering what sort of care instructions would you have for me to apply on mine? (they are only very young newly planted this winter).

OZRJ says... [4985 days 21hrs ago]

G'day Frank; It's planted in my front yard here on the Gold Coast, Qld. From what I've experienced, they are a very hardy plant but do not like to dry out. I keep mine mulched out to the drip line at all times and feed it with light doses of NPK or Mixed animal manure maybe every 6 months. Likes full sun. Cheers

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Dwarf coconut trees - I live on the Gold Coast and really want to grow a couple of dwarf coconut trees. I would like to know how high these dwarf trees might grow and if they will grow here. Cheers Bob N..5128 days 3hrs
Pedalai - We had one in Darwin and it was spectacular! It grew so enormous and had plenty of fruit. The leaves are huge. Our tree was in part shade but once it grew bigger than the house was more in the sun. It thrived in the wet season. Some dumb tree lopper..6068 days 4hrs
Where are the bees - Hi guys, we have noticed a huge drop in the bees. We are pollinating the pumpkin by hand. It's very disturbing and sad...6359 days 5hrs

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OZRJ's Edible Fruits
Update: 4985 days 20hrs

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Fresh home grown garlic yum! Planted this garlic last April and harvested mid August. Pictures shw garlic still drying out. When dry I'll trim the stalks off and keep in a cool, dark and dry place.

Fruiting Months September

Planted: 2012

Growing: In the Ground

Fruit Harvest: 5 kilograms per Year

First Fruited: 6 Months from Purchase in Pot

Sun/Shade: Full Sun

Water Given in: Spring

Pollination: No

When I Fertilise: Winter

Pest Control:

No pest control needed, I think insects hate the garlic taste (which is great for gardeners)

Organic Status:Organic