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Would Hass Avocado grow well in western suburbs of Brisbane?
Time: 24th April 2012 11:11am
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BJ says...
If you have the space for a large avocado tree, then Hass will do fine in the Western Suburbs. If your soil is the hard clay and shale like at my father's property, its worth importing some soil to build a raised mound and plant on top of that to increase draining and the overall helth of the plant.
Time: 24th April 2012 11:41am
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V says...
In that case how would the Sheppard type grow in western suburbs of Brisbane?
Time: 24th April 2012 12:09pm
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BJ says...
Have a bit of a read of this brochure. It will give you a feel for the size of the varieties and some instructions for planting better than I could:
http://www.sunraysianurseries.com.au/library/file/466.pdf
Time: 24th April 2012 12:16pm
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V says...
Thanks BJ for your help
Time: 24th April 2012 1:03pm
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