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ONLINE ORDERS FOR 2011 BAREROOT TREES HAVE NOW CEASED. Please refer to any of our stockists listed for potted fruit trees. The Plantnet® website has proven to be a hit with Home Gardeners! New products will be available this winter . Many of you have been referring to our Plant Care pages for tips and info on our wonderful products - especially the dwarf fruit trees. We are continuing to provide much more information to you make your gardening easier...make sure you check our our brand new PlantNet Chill Unit Guide for Dummies page. We are also on FACEBOOK...yes we are into the social networking side of gardening now.... see the link above or the icon below! We have only just signed up so make sure you befriend us and keep an eye on our page to see what is happening! Click here We are working hard to add NEW VARIETIES - including more dwarf fruit trees such as our BRAND NEW range of Dwarf Nectarines and our old faithfuls such as Pinkabelle, the Dwarf Red Leaf Sunset Peach and the Dwarf Red Leaf Sunset Nectarine. More info on how to care for your plants can be found on our popular PLANT CARE page.
Keep an eye on our website for others to follow.
PlantNet Products 2012 Things to think about this time of year and for the months ahead It is important this time of year not to let the soil dry out around young trees and to maintain a good healthy soil, as this is important for this year’s fruit but also looking forward to strong bud development for next year’s fruit. It is important to keep young trees growing to build a solid framework to carry good crops of fruit. Maintaining healthy foliage free from fungal diseases is one of the most important things this time of year. In humid weather it is important to coat the leaves with some sort of protectant to insure diseases do not get out of hand. If this happens it will affect this year’s fruit and the bud development for next year’s fruit. Monitoring for Insect Pests once every seven days is important for the next 4 months also. Details can be found on our PlantNet website on Fertilising, and Pest and Disease control. |
Pinkabelle® is a compact, spur bearing dwarf Pink Lady apple. It grows to approximately 2m tall by approximately 1m wide. It produces full size, export quality Pink LadyTM apples. It also requires NO PRUNING! Pinkabelle® can be used in all sized gardens and has many uses including pots, tubs, small screens or hedges, specimen shrub/trees, feature plants for the courtyard, deck or balcony. Keep an eye out for our labels when you are next visiting your local nursery. GO TO OUR PRODUCTS PAGE FOR MORE INFORMATION