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In Stock Plants
These plants have an Add to Cart next to them and the qty available for sale. A good list to see every plant in stock at once is here: All Plants in Stock
Catalogue Pre Purchase
Important: Make sure you are subscribed to our fruit tree email list to be the first to know when these catalogues are released and therefore have the most amount of plants available for sale.
Often we are asked. "Can I buy all my plants together with 1 freight charge?" The answer is usually no for obvious reasons that plants quickly outgrow their pots making this impossible. However twice a year we release a Pre Purchase catalogue.
Spring Pre Purchase Catalogue: (Release Date: August; Plants sent: Oct/Nov)
Towards the end of Winter usually midway through August. Daleys staff will walk through the nursery and add into stock all the plants that will be available in Spring usually ready by late October to November. So from August to early October you can create an order from a list of plants that are seldom available at one time. In Spring we check your plants that you ordered from this catalogue to see if they are ready to be sent to you with adequate roots and new growth and when all of them are ready we will notify you that your complete order is ready to be sent. This is a once a year opportunity for those wanting many plants together to save on freight and to reserve often hard to get plants that are ready only once a year.
Bare Root Pre Purchase Catalogue (Release Date: Mid April; Plants sent: June/July)
There are many deciduous fruit trees that are grown in the ground and then dug up when they have no leaves and sent by mail order when they look like sticks with no leaves and no soil on their roots in the cold months of Winter. They are usually sent from late June - July and you can reserve all these plants in the one order from Mid April to June.
Pre Purchase
(1-6 months) Staff add a small portion of successful plants to be pre sold for those who really want them and are willing to purchase via card or paypal. An example is there may be 100 successful grafted Mango Fruit Trees and perhaps 10 will go onto the Pre Purchase Fruit Tree list. Once the plants are ready for sale these customers get notified that the plant is ready to be sent and after this the other 90 successful plants are then added into stock and customers are notified by Email/SMS with the option to buy them in an orderly fashion. ( Full Pre Purchase FAQ ) (View All Pre Purchase Fruit Trees)
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ReplyDeleteI would like one of your 'Ricks Red' finger limes which I believe is 'in production'. I have requested an email letting me know when these are ready for sale.
ReplyDeleteAs your 25% reduction in freight ends in May. Will you offer this freight discount on the above item after the end of May.
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ReplyDeleteI'm from Malaysia and interested in growing blueberry here as an experiment. Will you ship Sunshineblue, Gulfcoast and Sharpblue blueberry plants or seeds to Malaysia? Please write soon. Thanks.
I have quite a few Naranjillas and am currently undertaking a breeding project in the Coffs Harbour (Toormina High School) region. At some point I can pass some along to you as well. i can be contacted at awillhoi@westnet.com.au
ReplyDeleteis it true that dwarf granny smiths take nine years to fruit and I need another apple tree for pollination?
ReplyDeletehi, i am from Croatia, and i want buy all kind of Callistemon.
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e-mail: lili.dijan@email.t-com.hr
Regards from Croatia
Liljana Dijan
I am looking for Isabella grapes referred to as Borgona grape in South America (Peru). I sent an email requesting to be notified when this plant becomes available.
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Oscar
Hi, just wondering if you may have any Dwarf Imperial Mandarin in production?
ReplyDeleteI have a Cassia javanica that produces lots of seed pods. How do I cultivate/ propagate these.Would the process be the same for Poinciana sp.? Could you recommend a comprehensive seed propagation text book
ReplyDeletePrunis salicina is also misspelt. Try Prunus salicina.
ReplyDeletePassionfruit - Water Lemon. I have this growing in my garden in Maui from wild seeds. I have some vines that are going on three years, and some one year. None of those are fruiting yet, but I know where wild vines are growing and fruiting. We call Jamaican Lilikoi locally.
ReplyDeleteDo you know where I can buy a king thai mangoe tree in QLD or Australia?
ReplyDeletehow long will it be to the dwarf fruit tree packs are available
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A friend tried to order a 'strawberry leaf gum' but found they're not allowed in Victoria...why is that?? Just curious.....
ReplyDeleteHi you have sent me a sms regarding availability of red tamarillo has not been amended on purchase site so I can purchase it
ReplyDeleteI just wondered if "in production" means that these plants will be ready this year? or could it mean next year?
ReplyDeletei would like to know where i can get cherry blossoms in Brisbane.
ReplyDeleteWhere can i get sweet Thai Manager tree? Please help to provide information.
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