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erikc
Growing in Experience
a month ago

thanks that is most likely, I was too optimistic.

erikc
Growing in Experience
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I had bought a potted ippolito-blood orange and it was doing well for awhile repotted, new soil, fertiliser, sun, water, but it slowly died or so I th ...

erikc
Growing in Experience
November

thank you

erikc
Growing in Experience
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Never grown or eaten or seen one before (same with the Jostaberry growing extra well out front!) Would anyone know how red (I assume) Tayberries   ge ...

erikc
Growing in Experience
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I've been spraying roses to stop black spot etc but with this early spring I think it is too late to do major pruning on these iceberg roses - some ar ...

erikc
Growing in Experience
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The lowest branches are strangely round and cigar-shaped, I wonder if they are rootstock and I should remove them?

erikc
Growing in Experience
April

Ok will do.Update, someone there said it must be an invasive weed that took over.It was in the pot though when I bought it, no longer have receipt, th ...

erikc
Growing in Experience
April

I absolutely agree it doesn't -especially now- (I have a powderblue as well) and if that isn't a blueberry the acid potting mix is probably what is gi ...

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Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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November

Hi @erikc, Tayberries are ready to harvest when they turn a deep, dark red or even slightly purple and feel soft to the touch. They look similar to ...

Noelle
Kind of a Big Deal
August

Hi @erikc The lower branches should be removed, not because they are rootstock but because, in my opinion, they have huge galls on them caused by cit ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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April

Hi @erikc, You might like to read through these helpful guides: How to diagnose a sick plant and How to grow blueberries. It could have to do with ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
Bunnings Team Member
April

Hi @erikc, Perhaps the plant in your second image is just a variety of Biloxi that I'm not familiar with, but I'm sure you can see how drastically d ...

Community Manager Jason
Community Manager
March

Hi @erikc, I trust you found Mitch's reply helpful. Let me tag a few other experienced gardeners for their thoughts: @mich1972, @Noelle, @Adam_W a ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
Bunnings Team Member
March

Hi @erikc, It seems you've already got some great ideas for your garden space. Mini roses around the curve and jasmine or clematis against the fence ...

Community Manager Jason
Community Manager
January

Hi @erikc, You might find the expert advice in @Noelle's guide How to pot a plant helpful. Jason

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erikc
Growing in Experience
a month ago

thanks that is most likely, I was too optimistic.

erikc
Growing in Experience
November

thank you

erikc
Growing in Experience
April

Ok will do.Update, someone there said it must be an invasive weed that took over.It was in the pot though when I bought it, no longer have receipt, th ...

erikc
Growing in Experience
April

I absolutely agree it doesn't -especially now- (I have a powderblue as well) and if that isn't a blueberry the acid potting mix is probably what is gi ...

erikc
Growing in Experience
March

thank you I found a Chilean guava I can trim and a small midyim bush, that will do for the front and I might just have small roses for the curve. I ag ...

erikc
Growing in Experience
2 replies
January

thanj you both i believe you are both correct the leaves and branches were too watery and large and very close to the graft and I have removed them. B ...

erikc
Growing in Experience
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  Hello I left this citrus alone and off-centre too long, 2 healthy but low and near horizontal branches developed turning it from a major stem to 3 ...

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