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08 Apr 18, Klaus (Australia - temperate climate)

I have only come across this Plant on Saturday 7th of April 2018 at my Eldest Nieces Place ! She gave me 3 Okra Pods ! Now I Googled it but where ever in Youtube , all I get is American input and not Australian ! I am guessing here now , Margaret , but I reckon one can grow this Plant pretty well all Year round and have it sheltered for the Winter in a Pot and while the Weather is nice and Sunny , put the Pot with that Plant in it outside and bring it in again in late Afternoon ! I am going to try this as soon as I get some Okra Seeds to Plant and try ! I have yet to try this Okra in my Cooking ! By the way , I live in NSW on the East Coast where we do not get severe Winters ! Port Stephens Area !

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04 Jan 18, Mike (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Under Okra on this site it says plant seeds Jan and Feb so have a go.

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12 Dec 17, Daniella (Australia - temperate climate)

I found them this week at the central markets in adelaide, at the big Chinese grocer next to the food court (Kim wangs)

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05 Nov 17, Chin (Australia - temperate climate)

Where can I buy okra seedlings in adelaide?

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06 Nov 17, Mike (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Try the seed selling companies on the internet. The seed collection company - Boondie etc.

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02 Sep 17, Judith smith (Australia - temperate climate)

Where can I buy okra plants or seeds in Victoria. Thank you

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10 Feb 18, JUDY (Australia - temperate climate)

I got my seeds from Bunnings. They're not difficult to find.

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04 Sep 17, Darren (Australia - temperate climate)

The Seed Collection has okra seeds, and they are based in Victoria.

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04 Sep 17, Mike (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

I buy from Boondie Seeds (the internet) - $1 / packet for 10/20 seeds. $2 postage, so if you can, buy a few different variety of seeds to keep postage down - as in 10 packets will only cost you $2 in total. Have a look around the website.

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07 Feb 18, John Manousso (Australia - temperate climate)

That is a better cheaper way to buy Okra then to buy them at a grocery store supermarket they charged me $5 for roughly 00.282 grams. All I wanted was to get the seeds so I can grow my own crop

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