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Old 19-04-2008, 05:31 PM
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Hi all, last year i put some celeriac seeds in lottie they did not grow very well in fact the ones that did grow they are quite small i was wondering if i left them in this year would they grow bigger do you think, i planted them last summer , should i dig them out and give to the chooks,what do you think.
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I don't think they'll get any bigger now Murfe - I suspect they'll go to seed.
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They will just run to seed if you leave them in now Murfe. Dig em up. Apparently celeriac needs warmth to germinate. Daughter's started some in celltrays in my propagator. Have started germinating so now transferred to unheated greenhouse.
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