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Celeriac seed

Square Foot Gardening List - http://www.flinet.com/~gallus/sqft.html


Two other catalog sources for celeriac:

Pinetree--  www.superseeds.com  (if you only need a few seeds, Pinetree 
sells a smaller quantity at lower price for home gardeners)

Johnny's--  www.johnnyseeds.com  (Brilliant variety is listed under 
celery in online catalog.

Both catalogs have an excellent reputation.
Happy Gardening!

Kristina

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>Hi< I hope this goes to everyone--I sent a couple that didn't show 
up--guess 
>I sent them to individual posters not being an adept computer user or 
list 
>responder.  Anyhoo!  I am an older person, a grandmother an ex-social 
worker 
>who's garden saved my sanity when I was trying to help others save 
>theirs(since well you know what a garden can do for us).  25 or more 
years 
>ago I started to garden off the top of my head. Later (maybe 4or5 
years) I 
>subscribed to OG and began to learn a lot.  I believe I was exposed to 
Mel's 
>ideas somewhat then without knowing Mel.  I at least go the idea about 
raised 
>beds and french intensive gardening.  The first year we just dug and 
tilled 
>our spot and then made un matrixed mounds in rectangles with walkways( 
our 
>neighbors laughed in front of and behind our backs; saying who do you 
have 
>buried out there?)  We joked that they were lowered raised beds.  But 
when 
>the garden grew they stopped laughing and started asking questions.  We 
were 
>very blessed in our ignorance and fertil soil (even thoough it was 
clay, 
>clay. clay.) and the knowledge to add organic material  from OG and we 
had  a 
>very productive garden for years which I thought mainly happened on 
it's own 
>from God.  Sorry to go on and on but, here I go: I was injured in a car 
>accident and had to stop working, laid around a lot., watched 
cable--then 
>satilite and discovered Mel---loved it, learned not enough---he didn't 
come 
>back on after the season break and I greatly missed him.  Imagine how 
>thrilled I was to find you guys.  I have already learned a lot and I 
hope I 
>will be able to contribute something of value to someone from my many 
years 
>of dirty fingernails(can't stand the gloves even though I know it's the 
smart 
>thinn to do (as Desi Aarnez used to say).  Finally my response to SW : 
I hope 
>it woould include when to start the seeds for transplanting into the 
garden 
>and some greenhouse and coldframe culture(including how to build, heat, 
>ventilate and watering systems).  OG years ago had an article on using 
large 
>metal drums filled with water (on the north wall of the greenhouse) so 
it 
>acted as a passive solar heater(heating up during the day and releasing 
the 
>heat during the night).  Thing like that and information on what 
devices(cold 
>frames, cloches, greenhouses and combinations of these) can be used to 
move 
>your plants into a warmer zone and exactly  what to do.  Hope I'm not 
asking 
>too much, but the more months of the year I can garden the happier I 
am--how 
>about you all  Does anyone know of a seed company that carries 
celeriac? 
>please let me know I've been looking for years.  Although I haven't 
many seed 
>catelogues--I usually buy locally.   Hope You still can see after 
reading 
>this long post.  Bonnie Christensen  Mt. zone 5(maybe)
>
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