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Old 31-01-2004, 04:42 PM
 
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Default Dwarf fruit in containers

peaches and apricots absolutely require cold to bloom. it is very hard to grow them
in the south. Ingrid

"David Hill" wrote:

It is interesting... in the UK when we think of fruit trees we think Apple,
Pear and Plumb, and sometimes Cherry.
All the US answers to this question have referred to Orange, lemon, peach,
apricot etc all fruit that we would regard as greenhouse crops.




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