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Gardening

momto3

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3. Thanks.

Reply to Denninmi (Reply #1)

Thu Dec 22, 2011, 01:57 PM

Dec 2011

I will try to find plants. I have not seen any for sale before, but have not looked specifically for this. And, I think I will grow them in pots. Here in NC, I have nothing but red clay as soil. It takes a lot just to make it habitable for my usually garden plants.

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Celery [View all] momto3 Dec 2011 OP

Seeds take forever to grow and get anywhere. They're tiny when they sprout. Denninmi Dec 2011 #1

Thanks. momto3 Dec 2011 #3

You probably already know this, but good nurseries will have the plants at the right time of year Gormy Cuss Dec 2011 #4

If you can find the plants, go for it. Celery has a REALLY long season and if you use seeds,.... HopeHoops Dec 2011 #2

Don't know about growing, but leaves are GREAT for cooking; elleng Dec 2011 #5