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01-20-2012, 06:40 PM #1Registered User
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Grow another complete celery stalk from the bottom
Did you know that you can grow another complete celery stalk from the bottom piece that you cut off and throw away?
Re-Growing Celery | Farm Bell Recipes
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No way! That's so awesome! That'll teach me to toss the bottom piece.
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That is so cool!
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I am so going to try this.
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Love it!!!!!!!
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I'm going to try this in a pot in my kitchen.
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I am also going to try this, and am really wondering how it would work to grow in the house during the winter.
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I love Suzanne's site, always wonderful ideas and everyone is so pleasant. Many good homesteading methods and recipes. I did do her method of celery, last summer and works perfect. I did in my garden and in a pot.
Hi Nikko You are in the perfect climate to do this! Hugs all.
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Niko, you beat me to it. I love that site too and thought of re-posting this, but was waiting til spring. Now I don't have to remember ...thanks!
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I'm definitely going to give this a try. I'll put it in a pot next to one of the AeroGardens so it can use the spill-over light from that.
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01-21-2012, 06:06 PM #12 me too....
i went and bought celery today.....
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OMG!! This is the greats information ever! WOW thank you so much totally going to do this.
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Took the bottom off the celery I bought today and have it in a saucer of water in my kitchen. I'm going to pot it tomorrow and see what happens.
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This is so smart! Thanks for sharing.
I will se if I could get my hands on some organic celery to do this.Hugs from Anita and DH for 6 years
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