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Deva's Edible Backyard

Joined: 15/03/11 Updated: 15/03/11 Frost:
Location: Wantirna South

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Curry leaf tree in melbourne - I have seen a few curry leaf plants at Trash & Treasure (Sunday) market in Wantirna recently sold from $8 to $25.There is a guy selling his plant about 50 cm high for $8. Also, you can buy these plants about 150 cm for $15 at CARIBEAN GARDEN market in Sco..1960 days 14hrs
Curry leaf tree in melbourne - Hi, Yesterday I saw a few curry leaf plants, very healthy and about 1 metre tall, sold for about $30 at Wantirna (Vic)(close to Knox Private Hospital)Trash & Treasure Market which is open every Sunday morning. ..3641 days 23hrs
Curry leaf tree in melbourne - Last weekend on Sunday (3rd March)at Wantirna Trash & Treasure market I saw small curry leaf plants for sale @ $6 each...4059 days 1hrs
Curry leaf tree in melbourne - Hi Mano! My curry plant has grown upto 1.5 metres. It looks healthy now but I am worried when the winter comes.What is the best time to prune so that it would branch out sideways? By the way how tall your plants which are for sale. I met some people in Wa..4781 days 17hrs
Curry leaf tree in melbourne - I have a good news! I covered the stem of my plant with a 100mm plastic tubing to protect from damaging by my pet rabbits roaming around in my property. To my surprise after a couple of weeks I saw a few new shoots appeared inside the tubing. I waited til..4831 days 13hrs

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Deva's Edible Fruits
Update: 4781 days 16hrs

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I like the taste. It tastes like guava which I ate a lot as a kid in my country as we had a hugh tree.

Fruiting Months January, February, March, December

Planted: 2008

Height 1.8 metres

Growing: In the Ground

Qty: 1

First Fruited: 3 Years from purchase in pot

Sun/Shade: Full Sun

Pollination: Self Pollination

When I Fertilise: When Fruiting

Pest Control:

othing done so far

Organic Status:Organic

Question:

I have 4 plants.One is 1.8 metre high and it has about 10 - 15 fruits in it first time. Others are very small but 1 tree has only 1 fruit.What is the best time to prune so that it grows upto 1.5 metres high and then branch out. I had a tree like a bush in New Zealand but it never had any fruit for sometime. Oneday I cut some branches only to reduce the area that it was occupying. To my surprise the following year we had a lot of fruits but most of them fell off due to wind (windy Wellington). Some one asked me to put a net under the tree so that they can be collected without soil.


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