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19 May 15, john studte (Australia - temperate climate)

nz yams-occa tubers are available for this growing season.2015. please contact me at - [email protected].

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08 Aug 15, Wendy Henderson (Australia - temperate climate)

Hello, I would like to grow Oca this coming year and wonder if you have any for sale please? Thank you Wendy

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15 Aug 15, John (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi Wendy. My apologies for not getting back to you before now.Yes i still have tubers available if you would like some. Can you please contact me on my email ad if you do. Regards John.

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25 Jul 16, Rick Bullock (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi, Do you have any NZ Yams for sale this year? I would like some to plant and some to eat ! Do you take paypal or Credit Card? Cheers Rick Bullock Brisbane

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06 Feb 15, andy (Australia - tropical climate)

I have the greater yam growing in my garden. Had a lot of trouble to start with dogs digging out tubers. What do I need to do to promote aerial tubers? Also how big can this yam grow as vines are growing very long and high!!

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03 Jul 14, John (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

New Zealand Yams [occa] tubers available for the coming season.Please contact John at- [email protected] Devonport Tasmania.

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18 Jul 17, Gail James (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

I have bought some tubas. But unsure when to plant. Now living in Ridgley Tasmania. Can the tubas be left in garden or do they need to be lifted each year. Many years since I've grown them. Thanks. Gail

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02 Jul 14, Christine de Koning (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Hello, I would like to know I have planted my yams few months ago and planted them in a pot.will they grow ok. I was thinking of transferring them into the garden.will they still grow ok. They have some leaves growing on the plant and cought the chocks eating the leaves. Will they grow back. Regards Christine

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05 Jul 14, John Studte (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi Christine.Yes you can transplant them.They are very hardy and it takes a lot to hurt them.They will grow in pots quite ok also.John. [email protected]

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16 Jun 14, Karin (Australia - temperate climate)

Thanks John Yams arrived! Planting ones are in 3 very large tubs-when I grew them in NZ they tended to take over! First eating lot were roasted with hogget and kumara,second lot bolied with cheese sauce and then third feed sliced and used in stir fry-thank you again from an expat kiwi missing the taste

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