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15 Dec 19, Greg (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Hi Bruce I live just up from the sunny coast,I know someone who grows them,but not got any at this time.did you have any luck.

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15 Jan 20, Bruce (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi Greg, short answer no. Had no luck getting the NZ kumara, can you get them . Willing to pickup or pay postage , oh for some NZ kumara so so different. Cheers Bruce

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15 Jun 19, Chris Herden (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Hi Bruce. I have cuttings available of the new zealand kumara. I can send phot if you wish. How many were you after? I am based in Lismore and Hunter Valley, NSW.

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09 Nov 19, Bruce Windsor (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi Chris, sorry for the late reply, I am really interested in the NZ kumara if you can email me pic or contact me I live on Sunshine Coast QLD Thanks Bruce

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08 Mar 19, Erin (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Hi, I have Beauregard sweet potato if that is a nz variety?

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12 Apr 19, Bruce (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Unfortunately that one isn’t the NZ kumara

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07 Mar 19, Mike (Australia - temperate climate)

Try the internet - seed and bulb places - like diggers club. You would probably have to buy a SP and then plant it to produce runners/shoots /slips.

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08 Feb 19, Jan Clifford (Australia - arid climate)

I have grown a sweet potato in a glass and want to know if I can plant it or not. I an in the Central West NSW in the arid zone. TIA Jan Clifford

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12 Feb 19, Mike (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Plant it and see how it goes.

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12 Jan 19, Grom1t (Australia - tropical climate)

I suspend (toothpicks help) a sweet potato partially in a glass of water. After 2 weeks of so I pick off the 8inch sprouts and put them in water. I plant them once they have plenty root. First time I planted before the dry and had an excellent crop of big potatoes after at least 6 .months. it's hard to know when to harvest. .my plants never go yellow. Anyone any advice? I thought I'd try growing in pots as I had a nice if small harvest of purple fleshed ones from a pot this morning - again after 9 months I think. Magnetic Island

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