Passion Fruit
Photo Fruit Update
Passiflora in Bloom
A walk through the greenhouse.
Our Passiflora Possum Purple is in bud, and starting to bloom!
Now’s the perfect time to get your Passiflora “Possum Purple”. Buds are forming, and the daily blossoms will be opening in the days ahead. Michelle enjoyed many delicious fruit last season (check out a few photos here!). Once the blossoms start, these always sell out quick, so don’t delay! Email to order.
Photo Update – Week 8 – 2020
2 Weeks Left To Go!
There’s only 2 weeks left to select your plants for the spring 2020 pre-order! We’ve updated the list again, to reflect the remaining availability – don’t miss out! We also got to taste our first Passion Fruit Possum Purple! Check out the above photos, showing size and delicious insides. Yes, even through the winter, you can enjoy fresh, homegrown fruit. Let’s grow your garden together!
Christmas Fruit
Photo Update – The Bananas and More!
Garden Diary and Photo Update!
Hi, First thank you for your message and wishes.
Time of year when Harvest is in full swing. Apples Pears, Peaches, Raspberries, Strawberries, plus all the annual garden fruits; Tomato, Melon, Cucumber and Squash. Eating, Canning, Juicing and Sharing a wonderful time of year.
Soon the harvest from the container grown plants will start and continue through Winter. So be prepared to check and clean to make sure no uninvited guests travel with them into their winter quarters. Nature has been doing a good job all summer of balancing prey and predator, now you and the cooler weather will slant the balance towards the ‘prey’ [pest]. So start now to look over your plants and remove any issues that are hiding there. The best of us will not see every single issue with one quick ‘look’, so do this once week for at least the first 4 weeks after moving your source of fresh winter fruits inside. Then every two weeks after you have just ‘turned’ the plants to balance light, look for any sticky residue on leaves, then search above this area. A little bit of effort yes, but picking clean fresh fruit when the snow is outside makes it all worthwhile.