George, the bottom line here is that whether you use no-till methods, or go
to the other extreme and till the hell out of your soil every time you feel
like starting a noisy machine (like my neighbor), it has no relationship to
how you plant the seeds and care for the plants. I think you're trying to
expand the no-till subject to overlap an aspect of gardening on which it has
no effect.




"George.com" wrote in message
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new zealand. frosts in mid winter (soon) but gone by early spring. Heaps
of
rain and mild dry summers.

rob

"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message
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Where do you live?

"George.com" wrote in message
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I guess first question len is how to propogate them. Grow in a container
seperately in sunny spot etc, or plant straight in to the ground with
mulch
removed and reapply mulch round it once plants grows a few inchs high,
or
indent the mulch and fill with compost/soil and plants the seed
straight
into that.

Advice appreciated.

rob


"gardenlen" wrote in message
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g'day george,

none mate don't prune anymore, don;t stake them up, just make sure
they get the water they need, check for any grub attacks, set fruit
fly traps for the fruit fly and pick ripe fruit.




On Fri, 9 Jun 2006 20:17:15 +1200, "George.com"
wrote:

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With peace and brightest of blessings,

len

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