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29 Jan 11, Tracy (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Try your state Renaissance Herb supplier - there is one grower for every state.

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15 Oct 10, Hagar (Australia - temperate climate)

I buy mine from Greeharvest.com.au they are in QLD and ship to WA. Delivery takes while because of quarantine in WA, all seeds so far have been good and viable.

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01 Sep 10, chris (United Kingdom - cool/temperate climate)

In France they use celeriac in a different (and succulent) way: Thinly grated, raw, just like carrots, and mixed with a mustardy mayonnaise. Delicious, especially next to a green salad or thinly grated carrots.

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27 Jun 10, Chris (Australia - temperate climate)

I bought my seeds from the Italian Gardener. The plants are lush and healthy and I am using the fronds as celery but the root bulbs have not developed (been in ground now 24 weeks). I suspect that the soil was not sufficiently rich in compost etc.

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03 Feb 10, sonja oudhoff (Australia - temperate climate)

I buy the celeriac bulbs ( with the smaller roots still attached) from the supermarket and allow them to re establish themselves, then I wait for it to go to seed, and in the meantime I am still able to pick the stalks and use them in my cooking. It works for me :)

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02 Sep 09, Leanne (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Try flee markets, i got mine at markets

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11 Jun 09, max doedens (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Sorry, it is spelled Salamanca Market, or web site of supplier: www.southernharvest.com.au

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10 Jun 09, max doedens (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

I was able to purchase celeriac seeds at "Slalmanca Market" Hobart - Tasmania

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10 Jun 09, john (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

theitaliangardener.com is a good source of seeds - celeriac & others. All 'celery' are tricky to germinate- an old piece of wool carpet over the top helps prevent drying out , which they are very sensative to, personaly I havent found them frost tender at all (& we get -5C a lot)!

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23 Apr 09, anneliese stalley (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

i've just bought some from the lost seed - good price and heaps of seeds

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