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01 Aug 10, Liz (New Zealand - temperate climate)

This site has both jam and cordial recipes. www.greenharvest.com.au/seeds/info_sheet/rosella_jam.html

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29 Jul 10, johann (Australia - tropical climate)

looking for some simple rosella sauce recipes

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27 Jul 10, Maggie (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Used to grow well on flood plain in Tweed Valley when I was a kid - black peaty soils. Grandma made the jam, hence my search for the topic - yum, love that slight tangy bite to the flavour.

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20 Jul 10, marlene (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

How much fruit do you normally get from one bush. Can they handle Bris/Sunshine weather in summer. What kind fo soil do they prefer?

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30 Jun 10, Natalie (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

greenharvest sells the seeds online.

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27 Jun 10, Graham Horrocks (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

After fruiting is over, do i cut bush back or remove all together.

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26 Jun 10, Anne meguyer (Australia - temperate climate)

I live in a coastal belt at Port Stephens. Where can I obtain plants to grow same? I grew up in Qld so recall them being grown there. No one round here seems to know of them. Thank You. Anne

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12 Jun 10, philomene bell (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

planted 3 rosella bushes about 4 weeks ago and the y are starting bare fruit how do i know when they are ready to pick

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18 Jun 10, Jean (Australia - tropical climate)

Hi, you can pick them once the calyx has firmed up.

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13 May 10, Lisa (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

I would like to preserve the rosella flowers for a friend, like they do commercially for the bottom of your champagne glass. Can anyone help?

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