From the Archives of the Rare Fruit Society of South Australia, inc.
by Margaret and John Poole


Seasons in Australia are opposite to those in the US.  Summer is Dec. Jan. Feb. Autumn is Mar. Apr. May. Winter is June July Aug. Spring is Sept. Oct. Nov.

Espalieried Trees


Dormant Raineclaude Plum
Dormant Raineclaude plum


Plumcot flowering
Plumcot flowering


Young White Sapote
Young white sapote


White Sapote
White sapote


Young Persimmon
Young persimmon


Akayaki Persimmon
Akayaki persimmon


Rymerson Persimmon
Rymerson persimmon


Ripe Persimmons
Ripe persimmons


Peachcot
Peachcot


O'Henry Peach
O'Henry peach


Hosui Nashi Fruit
Hosui Nashi fruit


Malasian Guava
Malasian guava


Young Kensington Mango
Young Kensington mango


Dormant Jujube
Dormant jujube


Jujube
Jujube


Hairless Kiwifruit
Hairless kiwifruit


Young Fig
Young fig


Well shaped Fig branches
Well shaped fig branches


Dormant Figs
Dormant figs


Plum
Plum


Harcot Apricot
Harcot apricot


Hunter Apricot
Hunter apricot


Ultra-violet stable engraved label
Ultra-violet stable engraved label


Chip budded apple
Chip budded apple


Plum top grafted to change variety
Plum top grafted to change variety


Side grafted Plum
Side grafted plum


Side grafted Apple
Side grafted apple


Ripe Autumn Giant Plum
Ripe Autumn giant plum


Re- worked Mulberry
Re- worked mulberry



 
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Bibliography

Poole, Margaret and John. "Espaliered Trees." rarefruit-sa.org.au. Rare Fruit Society of South Australia Inc. Web. 3 Mar. 2016.

Published 3 Mar. 2016 LR
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