going TROPPO PART 2

DIDN’T GET ENOUGH TROPICAL DELIGHT FROM LAST ISSUE? WELL, HERE’S SOME MORE SUBTROPICAL GOODNESS

Claire Bickle

This follows on from last issue’s Part 1 of our warm-climate fruit showcase. Most of the fruiting trees profiled here are frostsensitive but can still be grown in some temperate locations around Australia. You just have to take the time to choose the right position and create a bit of a microclimate to ensure success. Hopefully, you’ll be inspired to break away from growing just the traditional fruit trees and try something different. Even if you live in a cooler, more temperate location, by creating certain microclimates within your garden, you can grow these, too. And isn’t that what gardening is all about? Having a go at new things and, most of all, enjoying the fruits of your labour. GUAVA, PSIDIUM SPP. There is more than one type of guava but the best known…

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Good Organic Gardening (Digital) - 1 Issue, Issue#7.6 - 2017

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