February 2011
The Daley News
Thank you for reading our Newsletter. We try to keep you up to date with fruit trees and give those hints and tips we think are important at certain times of the year.
Free PawPaw Tree (For Reading Our Newsletter)
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2010 TOP FRUIT TREESTaken from what Daleys Nursery Customers bought, clicked on and Requested Emails about.
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1st Place
Pomegranate Wonderful ($19.75) |
2nd Place
Coffee Tree ($12.90) |
3rd Place
Mulberry Tree ($29.00) |
4th Place
Miracle Fruit ($12.90) |
5th Place
Finger Lime ($29.00) |
6th Place
Pawpaw Sothern Red ($9.90) |
FREE OFFER - RED PAW PAW TREE
The Southern Red PawPaw was very popular last year we think because it is dwarfing by nature and you don't have to worry about getting both a male and female. Anybody who places an order in January & February and puts into the voucher/offer text box in the shopping cart "FREE-PAWPAW" Will get a free pawpaw sent to their address along with their other plants.
Free Magazine Offer (Valued at $8.00)
The Rare Fruit Review 2011 is only released once a year and it is a personal favorite here with our Staff. For January & February customers who place an order over $100 will get one FREE if you enter FREE-MAG into the voucher/offer box in your shopping cart.
* ONLINE ORDERS ONLY * January & February * Only While Stocks Last
* ONLINE ORDERS ONLY * Jan & Feb Only * Only While Stocks Last
Wide Brown Waters
January was all about rain for many of us. Our thoughts go to all of those who have been effected by the serious floods that have swamped so much of the country, we wish you all a speedy recovery and we would like to thank all those who have contacted us asking how we fared. Kyogle has received two minor flood since Christmas and we felt extremely fortunate as we watched the waters rising to the north, south and west of us. As is the nature of our landscape we need to be prepared for too much or not enough water. So what can we do as backyard gardeners to help our plants survive the wet season.
Drainage: Wet Australian Summers
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When it comes to growing fruit trees drainage is the key to success, just as we do not like to walk around with water in our boots, trees do not like to stand in water as it reduces the oxygen in the soil and drowns the root system. To encourage a healthy root system and ensure that when the rain sets in your fruit trees will have perfect drainage it is a good idea to mound your planting site, especially in heavy clay soils. As far as planting seasons go this one could be better, the soil is moist and the weather is warm and humid which the plants are loving.
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