Fruit Trees bear edible fruit and is mainly seasonal depending on the variety planted.

Fruit Trees do not have to be confined to large orchids, many people like to pot some specimens to add some decoration to their gardens.
 

Large	over 15 m
Medium	10 - 15 m
Small	up to 10 m

 

Orange Joppa
		Suited to light, fertile, free draining soils in full sun.  Water generously by deep soaking over hot months.  Frost tolerant.
Lychee
		Best in warm climates with a cool Winter and a dry Autumn.  Young trees cannot withstand conditions -2C.  Best in fertile free draining soils in a site protected from strong wind.
Honey Murcott
		Honey Murcott is a mandarin type.  The fruit is large with a firm skin which peels easily.  The fruit matures around October and is honey sweet when properly ripe. Fertilise in Spring and Autumn.  Do not allow to dry out while fruit is setting.

Symbols Key

	Prefers Sun		Prefers Partial Sun		Tolerates Full Shade
	Prefers Well Drained Soil		Prefers Moist Soil		Prefers Wet Soil
	Half Hardy: 0o min		Frost Hardy: -5o min		Fully Hardy: -15o min
pH	Needs Acid Soil

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