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Cape York starts with ...
Greetings
Tried to purchase two Sterculia but as soon as I click buy this tree it goes to Bunchosia??
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David

Time: 21st March 2012 4:31am

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MaryT says...
Hi Cape York this is a forum (basically a chat site) for growers so your message may or may not be read by someone working for Daleys - to leave a message for the nursery please go to:

http://www.daleysfruit.com.au/contact.html

Time: 21st March 2012 6:22am

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Cape York says...
Hi
Tried that - no email contact listed.
I am in far north Qld on Cape York

Time: 22nd March 2012 6:05pm

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BJ says...
Go to 'shop' link on left. Go to the search box and type in 'peanut tree'. Sterculia quadrifida will come up first - tube stock @ $2.95.

Time: 22nd March 2012 8:20pm

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Cape York says...
Thanks
No wonder I was getting nowhere I was going to the catalogue site.
Followed your instructions unfortunately cannot proceed with purchase as they do not send to a PO Box number and up here that is all we have.
Thanks anyway, will try elsewhere.
Regards

Time: 23rd March 2012 12:35pm

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Jantina says...
When we just had a PO box I got my plants sent to a friend in a nearby town.

Time: 23rd March 2012 5:08pm

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Cape York says...
Thanks
Our local town is 38 km away and everyone has PO Boxes, no delivery.
Our nearest town with local delivery is nearly 300 km away.
CYA

Time: 25th March 2012 12:57pm

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jakfruit etiquette says...
Sterculia peanut tree, do they not grow in your area CapeYork??

Time: 25th March 2012 1:07pm

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Cape York says...
Hi
I have been told that yes it does grow in this area of southern Cape York.
Am hope to locate some seed if I cannot purchase any tube stock.
Happy planting

Time: 29th March 2012 4:37pm

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jakfruit etiquette says...
What about yuruga nursery in Mareeba area, they sell rainforest trees. Cooktown botanic garden??

Time: 29th March 2012 10:42pm

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Linton says...
Sterculia Peanut Trees in Melbourne

There are a few of these growing in the Melbourne Botanic Gardens which indicates that they can be readily grown here. Therefore I would like to know how good the nuts taste and if they are worth growing for the nuts. Thanks.

Time: 5th April 2013 2:09pm

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BJ says...
They are a big tree. I like them lots.I have one planted on the footpath and dont give it anything - it grows slow and steadily. They are tough. I also have a related sp from Borneo with flesh around the seed with reported stimulant properties. looks a bit like a skinny cocoa pod.

Time: 5th April 2013 2:37pm

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Linton says...
Mad! Looking for Mad Tree!

It used to be called Sterculia alata, a relative of the Peanut tree we have here, but now the name has changed to Pterygota alata. In India it's known locally as Buddha
Pictures - Click to enlarge

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Time: 6th April 2013 10:26am

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Tropical fruit says...
Hi John Mc

Any Sterculia Peanut tree left and where do I order?

Regards and thanks to all for your info

Time: 11th April 2013 1:57pm

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John Mc says...
Go to this page:
http://www.daleysfruit.com.au/Discounts.php

You will see Sterculia Peanut tree half way down the page. You can order from there. There's 303 available in forestry tubes for $1.95 ea.

Time: 11th April 2013 6:16pm

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