Aldi £3.99 Fruit Trees

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  1. Scotkat

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    Was not much left but did get braeburn apple tree and conferane pear tree.


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    are these going in the community garden or home?

    look good value

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    Home loopy these are for my own garden.

    But not sure if to grow then in ground or container.

    Need advice please from anyone as have nevr grwonfruit trees before.
     
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    Well to me the ground has to be best if you have the space Scotkat, otherwise very large pots to avoid them drying out while apples are forming..... :thumb:
     
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    Hi Scotkat I,m also for growing in the ground,have tried growing some in large clay pots but failed miserably:dh:but then again that was probably down to me,lack of experience and only a limited amount of knowledge at the time(and not much more now):)
     
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    Thankyou guys ground too harde frost to get planted as yet.

    But woulld to have ago like Steve and grow as an arch.
     
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    Steve is it a metal arch you would use to train fruit trees?
     
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