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14 Dec 13, Rachael (Australia - arid climate)

You can buy them of ebay or seeds2freedom have a great selection too.

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24 Jan 14, Darren (Australia - temperate climate)

Digger's Club also has seeds. I have the Red Amaranth from them growing well and ready to start harvesting at the moment.

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07 Feb 15, Andrew Page-Robertson (Australia - temperate climate)

I bought seeds from Masters in Mornington, the range is called "A taste of the Americas' and its sold as AMARANTHUS Calaloo red leaf, brand Johnsons

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10 Feb 14, Diane Nighitngale (South Africa - Semi-arid climate)

hi, I'm wondering if it is possible to sow amaranthus seeds now (Feb) I live in Durban and have a very warm winter. Many thanks

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02 Apr 14, Daphne (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Can I grow amaranth with a matured branch, leaving in water for few days. Will they develop roots so that I can plant them?? If not, I can buy a bunch from Chinese vegetable shop. They do not have picketed seeds. If not, Where can I get the seeds??

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02 Sep 15, Susannah Oldfield (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Try Eden Seeds for any of your seeds in Australia. They are non-hybrid & organic too.

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01 Aug 16, geoff ebbs (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

I have a small amount of seed from the locsl seedsaver network and a healthy six plants which will produce more. Happy to send seeds through mail. [email protected]

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07 May 14, Georgina (Australia - temperate climate)

I was given a red amaranth plant in a pot. Should i keep it in the pot until september or would it be okay to plant now? Also have bunching onions, garden mint and green basil. was hoping to put them all in the same planter box. ?

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16 May 14, Damien (Australia - temperate climate)

Amaranth is best sown into the spot it will grow and left alone. If it is in a pot, you can just leave it and it will flower and seed for you to collect more seeds when the flowers dry out and then you can plant more wherever you like the next time you sow :) Beautiful plant with very striking colours.

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21 May 14, Georgina (Australia - temperate climate)

Thank you

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