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28 Jun 16, Emily Chu (Australia - temperate climate)

The Rosella trees grow very well. However the flower buds very tiny and fallen off after a while. Why is it so?

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06 May 16, Peta (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

We have been growing rosella bushes and harvesting. They are starting to send out new shots down low. Can we cut them back and will they re shoot or do we need to pull out and stay again.

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01 May 16, Marciano galicia (Australia - temperate climate)

My tip is the seeds of rosella is a good coffee. Very aroma

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22 Apr 16, Sue (Australia - temperate climate)

Would these grow in perth,western australia

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26 Apr 16, Evie (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

yes they would grow in WA, we grew them there when living in Bullsbrook

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22 Mar 16, Leigh Baldo (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi, I am looking to plant Rosella plants later on in the year, and as I have free ranging chickens in the back yard - I am wondering if these plants are safe (non-toxic) if the chickens happen to nibble at them? Can't find anything when doing a web search! Cheers

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04 May 16, Donna T (Australia - tropical climate)

My chookies love them,the leaves are edible for us as well

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09 Mar 16, Paul Noonan (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

Will rosella trees grow where there is a frost,like at Roma Queensland sandy loam soil, I'm trying to work out what sort of fruit trees are suitable for that area.

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05 Mar 16, Meryl (Australia - temperate climate)

Sounds like curl worm had the same problem with the first lot i tried to grow so bought a product from nursery calledSharp Shooter lawn grub and black beetle killer it worked a treat.

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20 Feb 16, Lorraine Fraser (Australia - temperate climate)

Well we have travelled 10.000 ks in our van for a year hooding to find wild rosella plants. No we didn't but have now settled in teagardens nsw went to local markets and guess what a plant stand selling rosella plants I was so happy anyway planting out tonight wish me good luck , they say in olden times the rosella plants flourished everywhere we didn't see one so I'll keep some seeds and will scatter them , if your on the road it's neat to find tomatoes or anything edible that's free and you can eat good luck to all

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