Growing Rosella, also Queensland Jam Plant, Roselle

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31 Aug 14 Noela Kang (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
I would love to start growing rosellas myself as I love the jam and the tea. Could someone please let know how and where to get seeds/plants from. I live in Toowoomba, Queensland
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15 May 17 Maree Pennells (Australia - temperate climate)
Hey Noela, I live at Athol (half-way to Pittsworth) and I purchased my seedlings from Bunnings in Toowoomba. They are still going well. I have memories of my Grandmother growing rosella plants in her back yard for years, her yard backed onto Gold Park, and she didn't do anything special for them, so have a look at any of the garden shops here and good luck
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27 Nov 14 David (Australia - temperate climate)
I've just bought 2 rosellas from a lovely lady at Nobby, 20 minutes south of toowoomba.. Names Cecelia roadside garden with lots of plants to sell.
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18 Oct 14 Jackie Payne (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
I have seed happy to share. Email your address and I will post to you. Regards, JP
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04 Dec 14 Brandon (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
Hi Jackie, Thanks for your generosity. I was wondering you have Roselle seed to share? My email [email protected]
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23 Nov 14 ChrisbellaleungLeung (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
hi Jackie, can I have rosella seed from u? thanks Chrisbella001 [at] gmail.com
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07 Nov 14 Krishna Boddu (Australia - temperate climate)
Jackie, I am not sure if you have any more Rosella seeds to share. If I am lucky, could you please email me Krishna [email protected]
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29 Oct 14 ChrisbellaleungLeung (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
hi Jacki can I have some Rosella seed too?
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