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sybera Posts: 2 |
dwarf / multigraft fruit trees Posted 647 days ago We have recently established a vege garden with the kids which is going well. Next we would like to add some fruit trees, but are looking at dwarf varieties and those with more multiple types grafted onto the one trunk (we don't have much space for them with enough sun). Not citrus, as we have them already, but apples / pears / stone fruit. Does anyone have any experience with them, advice on what would be good to grow in southern Sydney and any other hints (pruning, feeding, etc)? |
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pomolo Posts: 1099 |
RE: dwarf / multigraft fruit trees Posted 646 days ago Do a search on the net for the Fruit Salad Tree Co. They could give you any advice you require. They will also graft trees to include the fruit you would like to have. They take time to be grown though. |
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sybera Posts: 2 |
RE: dwarf / multigraft fruit trees Posted 640 days ago Thanks, will follow that up. If anyone has any experience, would be glad to hear about it. |
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Smokey Posts: 1 |
RE: dwarf / multigraft fruit trees Posted 607 days ago I'm also interested in dwarf multi graft in half wine barrels. Possibly plum/apricot or a peach (is there a dwarf million dollar?) Has anyone had success at growing fruit in wine barrels? |
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