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04 Nov 19, (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

This website doesn't sell any seeds etc. Try a nursery, Bunnings or even facebook- market place. A person is selling seedlings in the Bundaberg area now on marketplace.

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06 Oct 19, bernard wilson (Australia - temperate climate)

surely to goodness somebody must know the answer as to why rosella plants wilt all of a sudden,It is nice to see all the qustions mentioning the various stages of wilting all of a sudden.this is all very well and good to know that I am not the only one this is happening to.Where are all the answers.Surely their must be some experts with the solution to this problem.Or don't they want us to know for some unknown reason? Surely some of the commercial growers must know.or do they have access to the cure that the home gardener is banned from using such as fruit fly prevention etc.it is very frustrating not to know the reason why this is happening.i am trying Yates Root Rot prevention at the moment.am I on the right track?

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07 Oct 19, anon (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

There are no experts on this website I'm sorry to say. I'm just a home gardener trying to help genuine people. I grew parsley a few years ago and about this time of year it just died in the space of a week, very healthy plant to brown in a few days. When I have a problem I go looking on the internet. Ring up your state government agricultural department. Agricultural supply companies.

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16 Jun 19, Judy Budgen (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Full grown rosella bushes looking very healthy, and then suddenly wilting and dying for no visable reason. They were just starting to flower and some very starting to set fruit. Any help would be appreciated.

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31 May 19, BRUCE CHAPMAN (Australia - temperate climate)

When to prune Rozella plants

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13 Apr 19, Sandra (Australia - temperate climate)

One of my Roselle bushes growing well but no producing flowers or calyxes. Any ideas?

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06 Apr 19, R Townsend (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

are Rosella plants able to be kept growing for a second season, our crop this year of four plants are around four foot high and seem extremely sturdy and just starting to fruit now.April, if so do they need to be pruned back to ensure a second crop.

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24 Mar 19, Ardelle (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

One of my rosella is big and tall but no flowers, the others are fruiting well. Does anyone know why? Thanks

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14 Aug 18, ron (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

When and where to buy Rosella Plants

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16 Aug 18, (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Internet - The Seed Collection Company.

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