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Bare Root Fruit Trees 2012 - How not to be disappointed

Complaint From Last Year
"You have one of the Bare Root Fruit trees I want in stock but the other one I want says it won't be ready for another year and freight is too expensive to order them seperately"

Solution for 2012 if you are quick
We have a special Bare Root Page that allows you to order now along with any other plants you like so when they are totally diciduous and ready to be sent in June/ July. You will get everything in one order with one freight cost.

About Bare Root Fruit Trees

Too Simple... Many people think of Fruit Trees with Luscious green foliage and bright fruit LIKE THIS...

BUT... Apricots, Cherries, Persimmons, Plums and Almonds will never produce fruit unless they appear to die LIKE THIS...

WHY... For the colder climates of Australia during Winter the temperature drops below 6 degrees. Many amazing fruit will only grow in these colder climates because they need these Chill Hours so that come spring they will BLOSSOM, FLOWER AND FRUIT LIKE THIS..

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Published: Correy ,Thursday, May 24, 2012

Bug Fix: People not being able to Create a New Displayame

There was a bug that when you replied or created a forum it was saying that the username had already been taken even though it wasn't.

This has been fixed.

If anyone finds that they do not get the username that they like. Please Contact Me and I will help you out.

Sometimes people have multiple email addresses that they use and this is the cause.

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Published: Correy ,Saturday, April 28, 2012

Unique Display Names

When posting on Daleys Fruit Tree Forum you will need to use a unique display Name.

Just a clarification on Daleys Forum Rules topics do not need to be on fruit trees they can be on any plants.

If you find that one of your posts gets deleted and you think that it shouldn't have please contact us and we will happily add it back.

A big thanks to everybody who contributes. So much fantastic information that helps us all get the most out of our edible backyards.

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