SaraPowter1's Edible Backyard

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About My Edible Backyard

Why SaraPowter1 Love's Edible Plants

 I love being able to go out & pick something that I have grown.  I also love quirky fruit and ones that are not usually able to be grown in my area!

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Best tasting avocados - the reed is like the "choquette" avocado, in shape, in the photo and for me is the king of all avocados. It is rich & creamy and leaves all the other for dead! I planted one from seen about 15 years ago and am still waiting for it's first towers! I..3724 days 3hrs
Chokos - and as to bottling the chokos, I will freeze the majority and try one bottle of vacola with added acid, always willing to try something new! if it works will know for next year! check back then! ..4484 days 1hrs
Chokos - Peeling chokos! I love them and especially in Mustard Pickles! But I hate peeling them , at least until this year! I have an apple peeler with a handle you wind. I dropped the corer down and set it on think peel and whizzed through 10 kg in about 15 mi..4484 days 1hrs
Chokos - has anyone ever tried to bottle plain chokos for making pickles later in the year? I have a great recipe for them and have made them from frozen peeled & diced ones, but I've run out of jam jars for the moment and have excess vacola jars so thought I..4485 days 0hrs
Guava tees in melbourne - :( meanie! It's such a pretty shady tree that for that alone it lives! As I have so much fruit on the other ones it will get a reprieve and flower away till it dies! ..4512 days 3hrs

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Best tasting avocados - The Reed is top of the list. I struck a seed this year and will work a graft onto my Hass :)..Liked Answer 3724 days 3hrs
Best tasting avocados - I love the taste of the Reed. Very creamy and a really good size fruit...Liked Answer 3724 days 3hrs

butia ^9/10

SaraPowter1's Edible Fruits
Update: 4754 days 14hrs

Comments: - looks beautiful and I can use the frons to weave, just like a coconut leaf! only grey green.

Planted: 2004

Height 14 metres

Growing: In the Ground

Qty: 1

Fruit Harvest: 10 kilograms per Year

Sun/Shade: Medium Sun

Water Given in: Summer

Pollination: No

Fertiliser or Organics Used: whatever i have

When I Fertilise: Yearly

Pest Control: none  other than parrots!

Organic Status:Partially Organic

Question:

how do I make wine from the fruit?

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