Oranges
Oranges are delicious when eaten fresh, juiced or cooked. Trees can grow up to 6 metres so for small gardens or pots, choose a dwarf variety.
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As natives of Brazil, they need a warm climate, so will grow best in tropical, subtropical and warm-temperate areas. They can take up to 5 months to mature, so will you need a little patience before you can dig up your buried treasure!
You can use raw peanuts bought from health food or grocery stores for planting. Remove the shell just before planting, but ensure the skin is still intact.
Oranges are delicious when eaten fresh, juiced or cooked. Trees can grow up to 6 metres so for small gardens or pots, choose a dwarf variety.
Apples can grow into large trees, but you can also find dwarf forms. Be sure to find a self-fertile variety or two which can cross-pollinate.
Strawberries happily grow in raised garden beds, in the garden, in pots or even hanging baskets. Eat them fresh, cooked or make into jams.
Passionfruits grows on vigorous vines and need at least a 2.5m high support, so they’re ideal for growing up and across a pergola or along a sunny fence.
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