Backyard Beauties
The concept of Backyard Beauties® is to highlight to home gardeners which of PlantNet's products are considered to be of exceptional value and benefit.
PlantNet wants to change our way of marketing trees to consumers. We want to take the approach of what our plants can do for the consumer as opposed to selling the plant on its benefits or merits.
The concept is to help make the gardening experience better and more rewarding for all those who choose to grow plants from the Backyard Beauties range, simply because we can assure them that they will get something back from the plant.
The Backyard Beauties range will give people confidence that they are buying a plant that will give them excellent value for money, and will be easily recognisable by the Backyard Beauties® logo - a simple thumbs up.
The first plants to be included in the Backyard Beauties range are PlantNet's Sunset Peach and Sunset Nectarine.
Apart from being red leafed, dwarfing and very low chill, one of the main reasons for including these plants in the inaugural launch of Backyard Beauties is because they can be grown by most gardeners in Australia, including kids.
Keep an eye out for the Backyard Beauties logo, as pictured, when shopping in your local nursery.
Don't forget to keep checking our website for other varieties to be released in the Backyard Beauties range!
NEW BACKYARD BEAUTIES - New Range of Dwarf Nectarines
The new Backyard Beauties are second to none when it comes to quality of fruit, not to mention the advantage of being dwarf fruit trees so they can be planted in pots or tubs on the patio, balcony or deck.
With all four varieties maturing at different times over the season, including, Crimson Baby, Tuscany, Flavortop and Royal Gem you would not have to buy a Nectarine all summer!
A word of warning for all these varietes: Stake the trees when they are young! Due to the heavy cropping of ALL these Nectarine varieties it is advised that trees are staked when young to support them. As the tree becomes older, and able to support itself, stakes can be removed.
Available in WA only for 2010.