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Fruit General Information

Fruit Tree Espaliering

Bulleen Art & Garden February 16, 2019October 28, 2019

Espaliering is a fantastic way to grow trees (including fruit trees) in smaller spaces. It does require regular work and is definitely not recommended for the lazy gardener or those scared of secateurs, however the effort is well worth it. Espaliering

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Lots of Lemons?

Bulleen Art & Garden July 28, 2016October 28, 2019

If you have a Lisbon Lemon, you are probably looking at a glut of lemons right now. Even Eureka and Meyer lemon trees are full of fruit, but it is the Lisbons that are just groaning with huge loads of

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Winter Pruning Fruit Trees

Bulleen Art & Garden May 29, 2016October 28, 2019

The traditional time to prune your deciduous fruit trees is in late winter while they’re dormant, before the buds open. Pruning is basically the removal of selected parts of a tree to control its growth to suit our purposes. Pruning

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Grafted plants explained

Bulleen Art & Garden August 30, 2015October 28, 2019

It’s easy to get yourself totally confused and muddled when immersed in the heady world of horticulture – hybrids, cultivars, cross pollination…the list of terms goes on and on. But, there is one horticultural concept that we are hearing a

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Pruning Cane & Shrub Berries

Bulleen Art & Garden July 13, 2014October 28, 2019

Pruning berries General rules: Always use sharp secateurs and wipe secateurs down with Methylated Spirits before pruning each bush. This prevents any disease transferring between plants.

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Citrus Trees General Information

Bulleen Art & Garden August 16, 2010November 6, 2019

Citrus trees offer glossy green foliage year round, with sweetly scented flowers and beautiful and edible fruit. There are few trees that are as ornamental and practical as a citrus tree. Citrus are a must for every back yard. Varieties

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Pruning Fruit Trees, Vines & Shrubs

Bulleen Art & Garden August 16, 2008October 28, 2019

Fruit trees require pruning to maintain the health and vigour of the tree, as well as to encourage fruit production. Regular pruning opens up the canopy allowing greater air circulation and more light into the canopy. An added bonus is

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