If your Fruit Salad Tree is not looking as vivacious as it should be, then it may have something to do with the soil conditions that it is getting its growing nutrients from. It is always good practice, to take...
Unfortunately, like us, wildlife love feasting on a range of fruit fresh from the tree too! They love stone fruit, apples and citrus alike. Depending on the animal (possums, mice, birds, wallabies, rabbits, flying foxes) eating your fruit there are a few...
Apples are one of the most popular fruit trees grown in the world. Here in Australia we are lucky enough to be able to grow ‘High Chill’ (cold) and ‘Low Chill’ (all) apple varieties. Here's a quick guide to growing...
Citrus Fruit Salad Trees produce their first fruits between six and 18 months. First It sounds counterintuitive, but removing these fruits when they're the size of a pea will allow your tree to use the energy to grow and develop a sturdy framework, which...
Citrus fruit trees are such a great addition to any garden. Citrus Fruit Salad Trees can grow up to 6 different fruits on the same tree. Pomelo, Lemon, Lemonade, Orange, Tangelo, ever-green so balancing and pruning your tree applies all throughout...
We're often asked at this time of year how often one should water their fruit trees. Before you get the hose out, there's a few things that you need to check. Read on for a full guide to checking, watering...
