Collection / 23 species references
Fruit Trees
Fruit trees earn a place on a landscape schedule when the brief wants productivity, scent and shade from the same planting. Citrus dominates the range, with Mangifera indica,...
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Fruit Trees
Fruit trees earn a place on a landscape schedule when the brief wants productivity, scent and shade from the same planting. Citrus dominates the range, with Mangifera indica, Persea americana, Prunus persica, Ficus carica, Malus, Pyrus and Fortunella completing it.
Fruiting is a maintenance commitment: unharvested fruit falls, ferments and attracts insects, so this planting belongs where someone is responsible for picking it. It is well suited to staff areas, residential compounds and productive courtyards, and poorly suited to public plazas. For the Citrus range specifically see citrus, and for scented planting without the fruit load, fragrant trees.
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