Restarting: Daleys Fruit Tree Forum

We have re-opened the Daleys fruit tree forum where you can ask questions about your backyard fruit trees, edibles, rainforest trees and anything plant related.

Last month we made an announcement that we closed the forum. However many people contacted us and told us how they enjoyed the forum and what it meant to them.

To make the forum work we are now moderating each comment before they are posted live so that the forum is a safe and fruitful place to hang out.

... More news to come

Grafted Mango Tree - Should I keep the flowers?

If you have a young Grafted Mango Tree it is probably flowering right now so this is timely advice on the question "Should I keep the flowers?"

Seedling mango trees can take 4-9 years before they even start flowering and when they do they are quite mature but your grafted mango tree can flower & fruit even in the first year like this mango tree in the video. So what happens if you don't interfere with your grafted mango tree and just let it flower and fruit? Are you doing the right thing?

Fruit Tree forum has closed after 8 years

Good News The forum has re-opened: Restarting: Daleys Fruit Tree Forum

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Announcement
We have decided to close the forum as we are unable to check and approve each comment before they appear online which is now needed in todays online world.

History
Daleys Fruit Tree Forum ran for 8 years starting on 20th Jun 2007 and closed on the 16th Sep 2015.

Thank You
We appreciate all of your contributions in helping each other find the answers to many fruit tree questions.

Slightly Possible
Into the future if we can find a way for our staff to read, understand and contribute to forum posts we may re-open.

Contact Us
Please feel free to contact us via our secure contact page.

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Howto: Reset your Password

Step 1: Click on My Account & Wishlist up the top of any page

Step 2: Click on Lost Password, Enter email address and click Reset Password

Figure: Entering information to reset password

Figure: Verification that email was sent

Step 3: Open your email address and look for an email from Daleys Fruit Tree Nursery

Figure: How your email will look

Step 4: Click on Reset Password in the email and you will then be logged in to then reset your password.

Figure: Click on Yes to Change your password

Figure: Enter & Confirm your password and click Update Details

Congratulations your password has then been reset

Jerry Coleby-Williams talk on Sustainability

Correy from Daleys Nursery shares the important & funny points he remembers from listening to Jerry Coleby-Williams give a talk on sustainable Living at Griffith University Ecocentre in Brisbane.
* Spoiler Alert: Possums get a mention
Visit Jerry here:
jerry-coleby-williams.net
Visit the Eco Centre and sign up to their newsletter here:
https://www.griffith.edu.au/environment-planning-architecture/ecocentre

HowTo: Account Creation & My Edibles

Here are 3 HowTo Videos on creating a My Edibles Page.

These 3 videos show you the steps involved to create an account, Add your edible plants and then edit your page to keep it up to date.

How To: Create a Daleys Nursery Account

• All your Notifications in One place.
• Order History / Notify Me When Available( WishList) / Forum/ My Edibles
• Link to Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=914O812DN7k 

How To: Create a My Edibles Page

• Adding Plants
• Updating your About Me Section
• Uploading Photos
• Link to Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsXVOZXMNxQ

How To: Edit My Edibles Page

• Edit: Directly from you Public Page
• Edit: After Logging into My Account
• Link to Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iW2aap098MA

Japanese Gardens in Toowomba

The last of the autumn colours were on show when I visited the Japanese Gardens in Toowoomba, it was on a beautiful winters morning.

Daleys Fruit Tree Nursery awarded Google Trusted Store Badge

Daleys Fruit Tree Nursery has been mail ordering Fruit Trees across Australia since 1980 and was recently selected to join the Google Trusted Stores program. To help shoppers identify online merchants that offer a great shopping experience, the Google Trusted Store badge is awarded to e­commerce sites that demonstrate a track record of on­time shipping and excellent customer service. When visiting the DaleysFruit.com.au website, shoppers will see a Google Trusted Store badge and can click on it for more information.

As an added benefit, when a shopper makes a purchase at a Google Trusted Store, they have the option to select free purchase protection from Google. Then in the unlikely event of an issue with their purchase, they can request Google’s help, and Google will work with Daleys Fruit Tree Nursery and the customer to address the issue. As part of this, Google offers up to $1,000 lifetime purchase protection for eligible purchases.

Google Trusted Stores is entirely free, both for shoppers and for online stores. The program helps online stores like Daleys Fruit Tree Nursery attract new customers, increase sales and differentiate themselves by showing off their excellent service via the badge on their websites.

Orange Tree Hedge

Orange Tree Hedge

Greg, who is currently traveling in Seville, sent us this picture of an amazing orange tree hedge. I can only imagine how stunning it would look covered in fruit.