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24 Mar 10, Arnie Langstone (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

how long does the rosella bushes take to fruit planted mine around november they are over 6 feet high still no flowers , can you help ?

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01 May 10, john bartholomew (Australia - tropical climate)

I usually plant in october/november and finish harvesting about now - end of april, this year the plants have grown taller than before and the first flower appeared yesterday so do not abandon all hope. bart

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20 Mar 10, Jenny (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Can anybody help. I planted my rosellas before Christmas and to date still no flowers

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13 Mar 10, evelyn (Australia - temperate climate)

greenpatch (NSW)sell rosella seeds,also shipards herb farm (QLD/NAMBOUR)sell rosella plants/hibiscus Sabdariffa, check google for website

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03 Aug 21, (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Hi Sheila I notice you have Rosella seeds for sale. Yes? I’d love to buy a few if you do. Thanks Merilyn

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16 Jun 10, (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

I would love to buy rosella leaves for cooking. Please let me know if you can help me. Thankyou kindly. Shanna [email protected]

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13 Mar 10, Yvonne Davis (Australia - temperate climate)

I recently tasted a non alcoholic drink called Bissap (Aftican) and it was most refreshing, further research discovered that the 'African flower' this drink is made from is the Rosella flower. I was most excited about this as I have grown two plants of Rosella last year, made jam and the plants died. I am really keen to purchase more plants or obtain seeds and propagation instructions.

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02 Mar 10, Trev Judd (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Hi there, I live in Ipswich, Qld and would like to know where I can buy some plants. It's early March. Is the season too late? Regards, Trev

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28 Apr 10, Dale (Australia - temperate climate)

Trev Judd of ipswich. Trev i live in ipswich and have rosellas growing bit early for seed but you are welcome to some when available.

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18 Jun 10, helen (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Hi Dale, Do they grow very tall? I don't want a plant that gives too much shade to an already small garden. Maybe I could train it onto a trellis? Or prune reguarly..? I would b interested in some seeds too. Perhaps I can sned some stamps?

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