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Graviola tree or soursop - I agree, Julie. The emphasis is on chargeable treatment, be it surgery/scan/drugs. Let's not prevent it from happening and let's not leave people to go in peace. Let's assault them with as much as their bank account can handle; it would be a bonus i..Liked Question 31 days 13hrs
Moving a lychee tree - Hi, I don't know the characteristics of the Lychee, but to give you some confidence I moved this 15/20yo mango a month ago. Mango trees are slow growers here. I was lucky, it was a redevelopment site with a large excavator on hand. The operator was mo..Liked Answer 112 days 13hrs
Cold tolerence bouea macrophylla - Hi Micarle, Do you know where I might be able to find a Maprang?..Liked Question 172 days 16hrs
Sweet potatoes - In our sands Amanda i think we could add just about anything! The purple skinned S.P plant that I got from Bunnies 2 months ago is now a dense ground cover of over a mtr in any direction. Before planting I added aged pig, sheep, B & B, potting mix,new kit..Liked Question 173 days 13hrs
Question for australia - Yes, mamey is frost sensitive; mine died in its first winter. Green Sapote took minus 2 deg C and is growing .albeit v. slowly...Liked Question 229 days 23hrs
Trees in one hole - Hi Steve can you put some photos on the site it would be great to see them...Liked Question 242 days 13hrs
Avocado trees dying help - i have a hass avocado that has lost every leave it had but it has fruit on it is this normal or is it sick its still quite small and the trunk is quite green..Liked Answer 259 days 13hrs


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