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I buy my seeds at Urbanfarmer.com and truleaf.com both have great seeds and selection is very good
in Cauliflower
i would like to know that is Griffith NSW is good area to Grow ginger please.
in Ginger
Buy a cheap pH tester. If you have heavy soil, lighten it up a bit with sand or compost. Start with with good rich soil and MAYBE a light fert when plants are 8 weeks old. DON
in Celeriac
Or depending on how big the spud is, cut it into several pieces and let them dry in the sun for a few days then plant them.
in Sweet Potato
The answer might be in your soil. It would be worth testing to see how acid it is . Most NZ soils tend towards acidity. Your limestone soil in Kent was more alkaline than acid.
in Celeriac
I grew wonderful celeriac in Kent,UK on limestone soil but here in the Waikato I have much less success. If they grow at all they are much smaller (golf to tennis ball rather than the small footba...
in Celeriac
When and how much sun for Jerusalem artichoke bulb? When to plant. Other recommendations (Gardenate : Check here www.gardenate.com/plant/Jerusalem Artichokes?zone=114 )
in Jerusalem Artichokes
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