You aren't going to find any "rental agency" out there for this but you may luck into someone willing to let you use a corner of their land. The problem with fruit growing is it is a long-term thing so you either need a long-term lease or to find someone you trust who won't decide they are "their" fruit trees once you have them all big and producing. Also nobody is going to want to go through the hassle of a lease for such a small chunk of land. They also might not trust you to have you on their land. So its all about trust. One other possibility is to find some community with some scraggly community land which you would agree to clear and put an attractive orchard on and maintain neatly for the forseeable future. There were several threads recently here on how to insert pictures, use the search tool and you should be able to find them. Scott

Thanks. I do believe it is a HF Young. I went to see if Silver Star Vinery had one but of course by now they are sold out.I don't usually buy the type II but this one was a beauty and I will try and find it. Lois

Assuming these are very recent shots -like within the passed couple of days- I'd say yes. The first shot shows the leaf backs on a couple and a look at the larger pictures on Photobucket shows them clearly as being glaucous, and the flowers are the right colour, and it has a vein count of 8, which to me adds up to this indeed being 'Fortunei Hyacinthina'! Pieter

For some reason I'm thinking it could be a Culinary School in England. Just a Gandar, because I see blondes, short hair Guys and book satchels. And it is a newer Building. Or an Art School. Gayle