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I probably can't really help with this but if you state your location others might in the are might consider.
Quote from: skhan on April 17, 2019, 08:35:15 AMI probably can't really help with this but if you state your location others might in the are might consider.Am in Parkland and as far as the sizing my HOA wants me to put in the largest size I can, that is why I would prefer 65 gallon or more, if there was a tall and full plant in a smaller size pot that would be fine. As far as the varieties those are the ones I would prefer with PPK and Nam Duc Mai being my top two I want to source, if I can’t get my hands on the other plants I could consider doubling up or perhaps swapping to add a couple of lychee trees.
What neighborhood in Parkland? Several of the HOAs (suchbas Heron Bay) specifically do not allow fruit trees. Others are insane with requiring architectural drawings, disclosure of the type of trees, etc. to the point I'd probably just pull my hair out (such as Cypress Head).
HAHAHA yah there is some sort of positive correlation between wealth and aversion to foliage / nature / anything remotely unkempt.Quote from: savemejebus on April 17, 2019, 04:40:47 PMWhat neighborhood in Parkland? Several of the HOAs (suchbas Heron Bay) specifically do not allow fruit trees. Others are insane with requiring architectural drawings, disclosure of the type of trees, etc. to the point I'd probably just pull my hair out (such as Cypress Head).
I would not plant PPK it is suscepitble to Rot and Bacterial leaf scorch. I have 5 trees and have not got any fruit in2 years