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07 Sep 12, (Australia - temperate climate)

I'm having trouble sourcing Tomatillo. Home garden. Western Australiia. Any ideas?

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28 Oct 12, Laraine (Australia - temperate climate)

Diggers Seeds have 3 types of tomatillo seeds. I think they are in Victoria, but if you search with google you'll find them.

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14 Oct 12, Zuzsie (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi, a reply for anonymous, there is a shop in Perth called chile mojo, the shipped the seeds to me here in Melbourne

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26 Nov 11, Liz (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

My tomatillos aren't setting though I have several patches with 2-3 plants growing together. Bees are around, so no problem there. What to do?

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26 Aug 11, Rod Hoad (Australia - temperate climate)

Have one tomatillo weighing 140 grams,diameter 70mm. Saving the seeds.Manyothers on the bush but none this size.Ho.d

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07 Jul 11, alevity (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

i planted about a dozen seeds in early June, and have 6 hardy small plants, one of which has been exceeding all the others! Though small, I transplanted one of the saplings in to a pot far to large for it, but it took off as if trying to fill its big shoes. big tip, DEFINITELY give them there own pots early.

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07 Feb 11, Rose (Australia - temperate climate)

Our Tomatillos have what looks like a virus causing leaf curl. There are no aphids or red spider mites on the plants. Does anyone have any knowledge of this and what I can do to avoid this in the futhre - thanks

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08 Jun 11, carl (Australia - arid climate)

just worms, use insect poison

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19 Jan 11, kim (Australia - arid climate)

I got mine from diggers.

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05 Jan 11, Adrian (Australia - temperate climate)

My Tomatillo's [6 plants], have gone crazy. I have Cape Gooseberries near them, but have not done so well. It's my first time growing them, so will keep experimenting. That's the fun of gardening.

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