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    {
        "role": "user",
        "content": "what%20can%20you%20tell%20me%20about%20a%20Coronet%20family%20apple%20tree%20how%20tall%20does%20it%20grow%20will%20fruit%20come%20even%20in%20ireland%20I%20live%20in%20D11%20RK38%20how%20much%20do%20I%20need%20ot%20do%20with%20it"
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        "role": "assistant",
        "content": "Here\u2019s what I found out about *Coronet* apple trees\u2014what they are, how tall they get, whether they\u2019ll fruit in your area (Dublin 11 / RK38), and what you\u2019ll need to do to look after them well.\n\n---\n\n## What\u2019s a Coronet apple tree?\n\n- *Coronet* refers to a range of **miniature apple trees** developed by Springfield Nurseries in Ireland. They are grafted onto the dwarfing rootstock **M27**, which keeps them small and manageable. ([ipps.org](https://ipps.org/uploads/docs/57_091.pdf?utm_source=openai))  \n- They are designed to fruit early (even in their **first year** after planting) and require **very little pruning**. ([getlocal.ie](https://www.getlocal.ie/product/ufzl1/coronet-minature-apple-tree-self-fertile-solo-falstaff?utm_source=openai))  \n- There are different types: \n  - *Solo* \u2014 self-fertile, one variety only, no need for other trees to pollinate it. ([getlocal.ie](https://www.getlocal.ie/product/ufzl1/coronet-minature-apple-tree-self-fertile-solo-falstaff?utm_source=openai))  \n  - *Family* / *Two-Variety* coronets \u2014 two different apple varieties grafted onto the same tree (or companion trees) so pollination works between them. Also miniature. ([keanscm.ie](https://www.keanscm.ie/products/coronet-minature-apple-tree-self-fertile-katy-on-elstar?utm_source=openai))  \n\n---\n\n## How tall do they get?\n\n- Mature height for miniature Coronets is **around 5 ft (\u22481.5 meters)**, even when fully grown. They tend to stay truly miniature. ([getlocal.ie](https://www.getlocal.ie/product/ufzl1/coronet-minature-apple-tree-self-fertile-solo-falstaff?utm_source=openai))  \n- Spread is also small\u2014they\u2019re ideal for pots or small spaces. ([getlocal.ie](https://www.getlocal.ie/product/ufzl1/coronet-minature-apple-tree-self-fertile-solo-falstaff?utm_source=openai))  \n- By contrast, full-size \u201cstandard\u201d *Coronet companion variety* (not miniature), which are grafted on different rootstock, can grow to around **4-5 meters tall** and similar spread. That\u2019s only if you are dealing with a non-miniature kind. ([newlands.ie](https://www.newlands.ie/en-gb/products/apple-coronet-companion-variety-not-self-fertile?utm_source=openai))  \n\n---\n\n## Will it fruit in Dublin 11 (Ireland)?\n\n- Yes, Coronets are **well suited to the Irish climate**. They\u2019re sold widely in Ireland and are hardy. ([coronet.ie](https://www.coronet.ie/apple-varieties/katy/?utm_source=openai))  \n- Dublin has a temperate oceanic climate which is generally good for apple trees: mild winters (few severe freezes) and cool summers. These conditions are fine for Coronets.  \n- If it\u2019s one of the *self-fertile* Coronets (like the Solo), it can produce fruit without another tree nearby. But if it's not, you\u2019ll need other apple trees nearby for pollination. ([getlocal.ie](https://www.getlocal.ie/product/ufzl1/coronet-minature-apple-tree-self-fertile-solo-falstaff?utm_source=openai))  \n\n---\n\n## What you\u2019ll need to do to look after it\n\nHere are the key steps and considerations to grow a healthy Coronet in your location:\n\n| Task | What to do |\n|---|---|\n| **Planting time** | If container-grown: any time of year as long as ground isn\u2019t frozen or waterlogged. If bare-root: between November and early April. ([keanscm.ie](https://www.keanscm.ie/products/coronet-minature-apple-tree-self-fertile-solo-falstaff?utm_source=openai)) |\n| **Location** | Full sun (south- or west-facing if possible), sheltered from strong wind. Soil: fertile, moist but well-drained\u2014avoid soggy or waterlogged soil. ([getlocal.ie](https://www.getlocal.ie/product/ufzl1/coronet-minature-apple-tree-self-fertile-solo-falstaff?utm_source=openai)) |\n| **Pot vs ground** | Miniature trees do well in **pots** or in garden soil. Pot should be large enough (\u2265 25 litres) if you\u2019re using one. For ground planting, a hole twice pot size, add good compost. Suited well to garden soil types in Dublin. ([getlocal.ie](https://www.getlocal.ie/product/ufzl1/coronet-minature-apple-tree-self-fertile-solo-falstaff?utm_source=openai)) |\n| **Staking** | Needs permanent support because they\u2019re small but top-heavy when fruiting. Use a stake and tie with something stretchable so it doesn\u2019t cut in. ([getlocal.ie](https://www.getlocal.ie/product/ufzl1/coronet-minature-apple-tree-self-fertile-solo-falstaff?utm_source=openai)) |\n| **Feeding (fertiliser)** | Use a slow-release fertiliser in **March**. Don\u2019t over-fertilise. \u2060~ just enough. ([getlocal.ie](https://www.getlocal.ie/product/ufzl1/coronet-minature-apple-tree-self-fertile-solo-falstaff?utm_source=openai)) |\n| **Watering** | After planting, water well. In dry periods, keep soil/pot compost moist. Trees in pots need more frequent watering. ([getlocal.ie](https://www.getlocal.ie/product/ufzl1/coronet-minature-apple-tree-self-fertile-solo-falstaff?utm_source=openai)) |\n| **Pruning** | Very little pruning needed. Remove dead or diseased wood in winter. Maybe cut back overly vigorous branches if they affect shape or fruiting. ([getlocal.ie](https://www.getlocal.ie/product/ufzl1/coronet-minature-apple-tree-self-fertile-solo-falstaff?utm_source=openai)) |\n| **Fruit thinning** | In the first year, reduce number of fruitlets to ~6 to let tree establish. After that, thin fruits so they are about 5 cm apart to avoid overloading and to improve fruit size. Also helps promote yearly production rather than alternate heavy and light years. ([getlocal.ie](https://www.getlocal.ie/product/ufzl1/coronet-minature-apple-tree-self-fertile-solo-falstaff?utm_source=openai)) |\n| **Pest & disease** | Watch for apple scab (common in damp climates like Ireland), greenfly (aphids), etc. Some sprays may be needed\u2014spray after leaves come out, avoid spraying when bees are active (during blossom). Keep air circulating around the tree to reduce disease risk. ([getlocal.ie](https://www.getlocal.ie/product/ufzl1/coronet-minature-apple-tree-self-fertile-solo-falstaff?utm_source=openai)) |\n\n---\n\n## What to check / confirm\n\n- **Which type you have**: Is it the *miniature Coronet* (on M27 rootstock)? Or is it a full-size companion variety (on semi-vigorous or vigorous rootstock)? That changes how tall it will grow and how much space you\u2019ll need.  \n- **Self-fertile or need pollination**: If you don\u2019t have other apple trees nearby, go for a self-fertile variety or a Two-Variety graft.  \n- **Space & pot availability**: Even though Coronets are small, they still need a decent pot (if potted) and room in the garden for light and airflow.  \n\n---\n\nIf you like, I can give advice tailored to your exact garden (based on photos or descriptions: how big, how sun exposure, soil type etc.) to help choose exactly where to plant, which variety is best, and how to maximise fruit production. Do you want me to walk you through that?"
    },
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        "role": "user",
        "content": "thanks%20also%20where%20in%20dublin%20norht%20could%20I%20get%20one%20delivered%20and%20planted%20for%20me"
    },
    {
        "role": "assistant",
        "content": "Here are some options in **North Dublin** and nearby areas where you can purchase, have delivered, and/or get planted a *Coronet (family) apple tree*. Plus suggestions on gardeners you could hire to do the planting for you. \n\n---\n\n## Nurseries & Garden Centres around Dublin North / Nearby that stock or can order Coronet Family\n\n1. **Windyridge Garden Centre**  \n   - They have *Coronet Family apple trees* listed on their website. ([windyridgegardencentre.ie](https://www.windyridgegardencentre.ie/products/coronet-family-apple?utm_source=openai))  \n   - Delivery: Local delivery cost is \u20ac15 if you\u2019re **within 12 km** of the garden centre; beyond that a courier charge applies. ([windyridgegardencentre.ie](https://www.windyridgegardencentre.ie/products/coronet-family-apple?utm_source=openai))  \n   - The planting service isn\u2019t explicitly mentioned, but many garden centres will help or suggest local gardeners.  \n\n2. **Northside Nurseries (Raheny, Dublin 5)**  \n   - They stock a wide selection of plants and trees. They may not always have the Coronet Family stock, but they say plants not in stock can often be sourced. ([northsidenurseries.com](https://www.northsidenurseries.com/?utm_source=openai))  \n   - They provide **delivery throughout Dublin** and surrounding counties. ([northsidenurseries.com](https://www.northsidenurseries.com/?utm_source=openai))  \n\n3. **Beaumont / Glasnevin / Ballymun** \u2013 I didn\u2019t find a specific one yet, but Beechmount Garden Centre (in Navan/Moyvalley) do online tree sales with delivery all over Ireland. You\u2019d likely have to arrange your own planting. ([beechmount.ie](https://beechmount.ie/trees/?utm_source=openai))  \n\n4. **Coronet.ie / Coronet Miniature Apple Trees**  \n   - The official Coronet supplier\u2019s site states Coronets are \u201cavailable at all good garden centres throughout Ireland.\u201d If you speak to centres like Northside or Windyridge, they may order it in for you. ([coronet.ie](https://www.coronet.ie/apple-varieties/?utm_source=openai))  \n\n---\n\n## Gardeners & Landscaping Services who could plant it for you\n\nHere are services covering the North Dublin / city-wide area that can do planting:\n\n- **Shells Gardens**  \n  Based in Clontarf (Dublin 3), they offer planting services, including for larger specimens (trees), supplying plants from nurseries. Their service area stretches to many Northside neighbourhoods. ([shellsgardens.ie](https://shellsgardens.ie/planting/?utm_source=openai))  \n\n- **Northside Nurseries**  \n  Besides selling plants, they do **soft landscaping** and planting design, so likely able to plant trees for you if you arrange purchase. ([northsidenurseries.com](https://www.northsidenurseries.com/?utm_source=openai))  \n\n---\n\n## Suggested Plan of Action\n\nHere\u2019s how you might go about getting a Coronet Family apple tree delivered *and* planted at your place in D11 / \u201cRK38\u201d:\n\n1. **Reach out to Windyridge** to order the *Coronet Family apple*. See if your address is within 12 km for their own delivery service (you\u2019ll pay \u20ac15) or otherwise via courier. ([windyridgegardencentre.ie](https://www.windyridgegardencentre.ie/products/coronet-family-apple?utm_source=openai))  \n\n2. **Ask Northside Nurseries** if they have the Coronet Family stock (or if they can order it) and whether they can deliver to D11. Then, ask if they provide planting service or can recommend a gardener. ([northsidenurseries.com](https://www.northsidenurseries.com/?utm_source=openai))  \n\n3. **Hire a planting service**: either \n   - use a service like *Shells Gardens* who work in your area, or  \n   - hire a local gardening/landscaping service to plant the tree once it arrives.  \n\n4. **Get quotes**: It\u2019s worth getting 2-3 quotes just for planting (labour, stakes, soil prep etc.) so you can compare.\n\n---\n\nIf you like, I can pull up a list of *5-7 places* within say **5 km of your postcode** D11 / \u201cRK38\u201d that can deliver and plant, with contact numbers + estimated costs. Do you want me to gather those addresses for your own area?"
    },
    {
        "role": "user",
        "content": "yes%20that%20plant%20and%20deliver"
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        "role": "assistant",
        "content": "Here are several places in or very close to **North Dublin** that can deliver Coronet apple trees (or fruit trees) *and* offer planting or horticultural services. I've included their area, and some details so you can contact them and check whether they can do exactly what you need (supply + delivery + planting).\n\n---\n\n## Local Nurseries + Garden Centres that Supply Trees & Deliver\n\n| Business | Area | What They Can Do / Notes | Contact |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| **Northside Nurseries** | Raheny / Dublin 5 (Northside) | They supply plants and trees (though not always Coronet stock, but can source). They also offer **plant delivery throughout Dublin & surrounding counties**, and soft landscaping / planting design services. ([northsidenurseries.com](https://www.northsidenurseries.com/?utm_source=openai)) | 085 856 8113 \u00b7 northsidenurseries@gmail.com ([northsidenurseries.com](https://www.northsidenurseries.com/?utm_source=openai)) |\n| **Leaf 2 Leaf Planting** | Sandyford & covering wide area including Dublin | Grow trees/shrubs, also provide planting service. They are specialists at supplying plants and having them planted in Dublin & surrounding areas. ([leaf2leafplanting.ie](https://leaf2leafplanting.ie/?utm_source=openai)) | Mike: 085 118 8081 \u00b7 Office: 01 901 2633 ([leaf2leafplanting.ie](https://leaf2leafplanting.ie/?utm_source=openai)) |\n| **Cullen Nurseries** | Ireland-wide but can deliver | They offer apple trees (larger size, bare-root, etc.) delivered throughout Ireland. They may not do planting themselves but supply stock that can be planted. ([cullennurseries.ie](https://cullennurseries.ie/product/apple-trees/?utm_source=openai)) | Through their website; phone likely listed there ([cullennurseries.ie](https://cullennurseries.ie/product/apple-trees/?utm_source=openai)) |\n\n---\n\n## Service Providers Who **Do Planting** & Can Supply\n\n| Business | Area / Serves | What They Can Do (Supply + Plant) | Contact |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| **Shells Gardens** | Clontarf & wider Northside (including Raheny, Artane, Howth etc.) | They offer planting service for **trees / large specimen plants**. They can supply plants from nurseries *and* install them in your garden. Good for getting someone to supply your Coronet and put it in the ground for you. ([shellsgardens.ie](https://shellsgardens.ie/planting/?utm_source=openai)) | Michelle: 089 438 6399 \u00b7 shellsgardens1@gmail.com ([shellsgardens.ie](https://shellsgardens.ie/planting/?utm_source=openai)) |\n| **Northside Nurseries** (also) | Raheny, Northside Dublin | Supply + delivery + soft landscaping & planting design. It\u2019s likely they would do full install of a tree. It\u2019s best to ask explicitly. ([northsidenurseries.com](https://www.northsidenurseries.com/?utm_source=openai)) | 085 856 8113 \u00b7 northsidenurseries@gmail.com ([northsidenurseries.com](https://www.northsidenurseries.com/?utm_source=openai)) |\n\n---\n\n## Things to Ask When Contacting Them\n\nTo make sure everything happens smoothly, when you reach out to any of them, you might want to ask:\n\n1. **Do you have the Coronet Family apple tree in stock** or can you source it?\n2. **Do you deliver** to your Eircode (D11 / RK38)?\n3. **Do you offer planting service** \u2014 i.e. dig the hole, add compost, stake it etc.?\n4. **What cost** \u2014 for supply, delivery, and planting (labour + materials).\n5. When is work possible (season)\u2014planting root saplings is easiest in winter or early spring; little risk then.\n\n---\n\nIf you like, I can pull up **price estimates** from a few of these (for D11) for a Coronet Family apple tree supply + delivery + planting (labour) so you know what budget to expect. Do you want me to do that?"
    },
    {
        "role": "user",
        "content": "you%20gave%20me%20michelle%20but%20she%20only%20plants%20larger%20gardens%20and%20not%20just%20a%20little%20tree%20any%20other%20ideas"
    },
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        "content": "Okay, here are a few more services around North Dublin that *do small jobs* (like planting a single apple tree) and could help with supply + planting. You\u2019ll need to check with them whether they can source the exact Coronet apple, but all of them *do tree planting or garden planting work at smaller scale*.  \n\n---\n\n## Local Tree/Planting Services Who Handle Small Jobs\n\n| Name | What they do related to tree planting (small or large) | Contact details |\n|---|---|---|\n| **Crown Tree Services** | They do planting of saplings **and** small specimen trees. They collect, deliver and plant trees after a site survey and soil test. ([crowntreeservices.ie](https://crowntreeservices.ie/services/tree-planting-dublin/?utm_source=openai)) | Phone: 085 177 5500; email via website ([crowntreeservices.ie](https://crowntreeservices.ie/services/tree-planting-dublin/?utm_source=openai)) |\n| **Bulky Gardening Dublin** | They offer an \u201cin-house planting service\u201d for trees ranging from small saplings up to large trees, plus delivery & planting. Good service for just one small tree. ([bulkygardening.ie](https://bulkygardening.ie/planting-service/?utm_source=openai)) | Their website has a \u201cget a quote\u201d form; they cover Dublin ([bulkygardening.ie](https://bulkygardening.ie/planting-service/?utm_source=openai)) |\n| **M.R Garden & Tree Service** | They cover \u201ctree planting services near me\u201d and do work in Dublin that includes \u201csmall garden tidy-ups \u2026 every job matters\u201d \u2014 so likely they\u2019ll do a single tree. ([mrgardeningandtreeservice.com](https://www.mrgardeningandtreeservice.com/?utm_source=openai)) | Call: 085 778 3142; email: mrgardeningservices77@gmail.com ([mrgardeningandtreeservice.com](https://www.mrgardeningandtreeservice.com/?utm_source=openai)) |\n\n---\n\n## What to Confirm When You Contact Them\n\nTo make sure your job is accepted, ask these:\n\n1. Do they have / can they source **Coronet apple / miniature / family apple tree** specifically?\n2. Do they deliver as well as plant (so you only deal with one company)?\n3. Are they comfortable planting a single small tree (miniature / size of pot or small root-ball)?\n4. What are their fees: supply + delivery + planting + materials (stakes, compost) + clean-up?\n5. When could they do it (season / soonest date)?\n\n---\n\nIf you like, I can map them to your postcode (D11 / RK38) and estimate their cost given your location and tree type\u2014so you can pick the easiest & cheapest one. Do you want me to do that?"
    }
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