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Wed, Feb 15, 12 at 12:56
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I plan to plant Delonix regia and Muntingia calabura trees at 5 feet distance from a 2 year old mango tree approx. 10 feet tall. They can be planted at South West ( full Sun and big open space) of the mango tree and to its East where the Sun would be blocked by the Mango tree plus the space is very limited. I really want my Muntingia calabura to fruit, so would it make a significant difference in fruiting if I plant it eastward of the Mango tree? Because that is my preferred spot for it as it is right in front of my home. I understand it might grow slow and sparsely due to lack of sun and space.
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| Typical dimensions of mature Delonix regia: 35'-50' high x 60'-80' wide Typical dimensions of mature Muntingia calabura: 25'-40' high x 30'-50' wide Were you going to grow yours as bonsai specimens? |
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| I bet if you add pictures of your yard, in the approx area you want to plant you will get tons of replies. Or a detailed description of the area size where they are desired to be. Other than that it's hard to know where to begin to help you. |
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