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You might get lucky at a large Nursery/Landscape outlet type store, believe it or not they are also a popular decorative shrub/tree "they get these nice red berries" as stated on a gardening show I caught a while back . Don't know what taste you would get out of a generic tree, probably better to get one from a coffee plantation.
Ok, this is the most ridiculous thread revival ever, and might set new records for bumping it up (7 years!), but today, I got two coffee plants from my brother (belated Christmas present). It appears he bought them from here: http://www.daleysfruit.com.au and got them mail ordered, which was cool. Arrived healthy and happy. I repotted them tonight in a mix of dirt, orchid mix, coffee chaff, coffee grinds and compost.
I have actually spoken to Mr Dailey a while back He is a very knowledge person I need to get my hands on a couple of larger pots to transplant my two coffee trees KK
I have actually spoken to Mr Dailey a while back He is a very knowledge person I need to get my hands on a couple of larger pots to transplant my two coffee trees KK
Had I not had the pots this large handy, I would have left them as tubestock, but no doubt in a few years I'll have to rip out the mix and replenish with fresh stuff so they don't die off. Thankfully we have a glut of pots, as we have killed way too many plants in our time. Thankfully, we know what we are doing now
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