Think of 125 000 people who love their gardens at one venue and you have one of the top 5 flower festivals in the world happening in Melbourne this week. (2nd April 2008)
Now I understand that flowers look good and smell good but they do shrivel up and die. For those of us with only practical bones in our bodies we often wonder "is there more to flowers?"
So what would happen if you had a small "flower sized tree" that you can grow in a pot or small garden with rich coloured fragrant flowers but after they shrivel up something practical starts to happen. The flowers transform into fruit.
Don has written a fabulous article in the current April 2008 Burkes Backyard magazine on growing dwarf fruit trees in pots. Perfect for anyone considering dwarf fruit trees. Time: Friday, April 11, 2008
Anonymous said ...
Don Burke has lead to all the local nurseries running out of dwarfs.
Thank god for Daleys and that HOT Kath. Time: Monday, April 28, 2008
I just wonder.. are these dwarf fruit trees really can produce fruits? _________________________________ Landscaping Melbourne Time: Friday, September 16, 2011
Think of 125 000 people who love their gardens at one venue and you have one of the top 5 flower festivals in the world happening in Melbourne this week. (2nd April 2008)
s with only practical bones in our bodies we often wonder "is there more to flowers?"
Don Burke knows what I am talking about and this year at the festival he is going to show off 25 Dwarf Fruit Trees from Daleys. So if you are there make sure you say hello.
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