Mandarin - Japanese Seedless courtyard and the DIY approach to

and the DIY approach to life and living

The tiny clay particles fit in between grains of sand which slows water movement and cures water repellency

well-kept secrets are not as grand as those on the tourist trail but are equally delightful and rewarding to visit

Tolerates seasonally wet positions better than most bulbs - hence the common name

Laying turf - evenly spread crystals at 10g per m2

Mandarin - Japanese Seedless courtyard and the DIY approach toJapanese Seedless is a mid to late season mandarin producing small to medium, intensely sweet fruit with no seeds an excellent variety for anyone who wants a seedless option beyond the standard Imperial. The eating quality is exceptional: very sweet, low acid, with a clean, pure mandarin flavour. The tree is compact and well suited to smaller gardens and pot culture. Ripens from late June through July in Perth. Full sun. Well drained soil or quality