Squatter's Edible Backyard
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21/12/08 Frost: None About My Edible BackyardWhy Squatter Love's Edible Plants* You need your own My Edibles Page to contribute Quick & Easy |
Fruit Tree Forum ContributionsSquatter Forum ContributionsCatalogue - I've just downloaded your most-excellent Catalogue via PDF. However, it appears that there are no page-numbers! I can live with this but resent the extra work involved from not collecting the pages as they feed out! Thanks for the great book!..2443 days 1hrs Peppino - Fruit sagging to the ground is very common. Easy solution....drive 1-metre bamboo stakes into the ground around the plant. attach some material to the stakes and to the fruit-bearing stalks. I use "TwisTees" but garden string or wool will do the job. A..2686 days 1hrs Peppino - Build tripods of bamboo or any lightweight sticks and guide the fruit onto these using soft string (to avoid bruising). It can be quite fun, constructing these tripods and they can be manipulated to suit the shape of each bush. Try turning the fruit occas..2920 days 1hrs Peppino - Thanks for all the helpful input about my caterpillar problem. (I've never had any slug or snail probs with my Peppinos. I think my problem is codling moth. A local garden centre talked me into buying a pherome trap (red) which catches male moths...3806 days 2hrs Peppino - Kai Oar! I've had my peppino for 3 years....2nd year it produced a good yield of fruits, one nearly 0.5 kilo! This year it has massive fruiting of medium size. However, some critter is munching it. It is a caterpillar-fella. Anybody know what this migh..3837 days 1hrs |
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