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11-06-2007, 09:51 AM
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Pinkerbelle information wanted
Hi
I am interested in planting a Pinkerbelle apple tree but want to know how much area they need to grow? Cheers Sandra |
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18-06-2007, 01:14 AM
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Pinkerbelle information wanted
"Sandra Bodycoat" wrote in message
... Hi I am interested in planting a Pinkerbelle apple tree but want to know how much area they need to grow? Cheers Sandra I just bought one on the weekend (after reading a good article about them). I will find out more info for you when I get home, but from what I know they are a dwarf Pink Lady apple tree. They can be grown in tubs successfully. I would say in terms of area they would probably do well in 1 - 2 square metres. Liam. |
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18-06-2007, 08:00 AM
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Pinkerbelle information wanted
"Sandra Bodycoat" wrote in message
... Hi I am interested in planting a Pinkerbelle apple tree but want to know how much area they need to grow? Cheers Sandra Here's more info from the company selling it: http://www.plantnet.com.au/pinkabelle.html |
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18-06-2007, 08:10 AM
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Pinkerbelle information wanted
Thankyou so much for this info, we love Pink Lady apples.
cheers Sandra "Liam" wrote in message ... "Sandra Bodycoat" wrote in message ... Hi I am interested in planting a Pinkerbelle apple tree but want to know how much area they need to grow? Cheers Sandra Here's more info from the company selling it: http://www.plantnet.com.au/pinkabelle.html |
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#5
18-06-2007, 02:58 PM
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Pinkerbelle information wanted
Hi
I read the info from planetnet, it states that they are partially fertile but will benefit from cross pollination, does this mean another apple treem must be close by? Thanks Sandra "Liam" wrote in message ... "Sandra Bodycoat" wrote in message ... Hi I am interested in planting a Pinkerbelle apple tree but want to know how much area they need to grow? Cheers Sandra Here's more info from the company selling it: http://www.plantnet.com.au/pinkabelle.html |
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19-06-2007, 05:28 AM
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Pinkerbelle information wanted
"Sandra Bodycoat" wrote in message
... Hi I read the info from planetnet, it states that they are partially fertile but will benefit from cross pollination, does this mean another apple treem must be close by? Thanks Sandra From what I can gather, it doesn't need to have another apple tree nearby, but it would be a help for it. If someone in your neighbourhood has a suitable tree (a Pink Lady i think), then maybe the bees will be able to do their job well enough. Liam. |
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