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18 Mar 19, perry (New Zealand - sub-tropical climate)

I have had success growing celery in the shade this summer north of Auckland. I think I planted in November where the plants needed to grow tall to reach the light.

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22 Jan 19, Mike (New Zealand - sub-tropical climate)

Supermarkets buy from different climates etc.

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21 Jan 19, Mike (New Zealand - sub-tropical climate)

No you can't.

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29 Jun 18, paul (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

i like to place 100 mil down pipe around my celery as this does two things it helps blanch and keeps the celery tight together

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06 Aug 19, Shane (Australia - temperate climate)

What length do you cut the drain pipe you place around the celery

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06 Nov 19, Dale (Australia - temperate climate)

450 mm exposed out of the ground will do. And don't use it until the plants are about 300 mm tall - then they will search for the sun above.

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26 Oct 17, Johnson Yap , Central Phillipunes (Australia - tropical climate)

Can Celery survive in tropical area, particulary here in Central Phillipines

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26 Oct 17, Mike (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Celery is more a cool weather crop. If you built a shade house it might work. Say with 30 or 50% shade cloth. Some plants need cool weather to grow but still need sun light also.. Also the weather conditions are important. Like heat waves and very heavy rain down pours. We have had 5" of rain at the start of Oct and then another 12" last week. 17" when the average is 2.5" for Oct. You can only try it to find out.

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05 Oct 17, Daniel (Australia - temperate climate)

thanks

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22 Aug 17, Eileen Stowers (New Zealand - temperate climate)

Just a query. How is celery grown in NZ. ? When we lived in UK (many years ago) we used to dig a trench and when the celery was showing above the ground it was wrapped in news paper up to the leaves and then increased as the plant grew. This meant that most of the stalks were white and crisp but we find that the NZ celery is stringy and dark green on the outside . Is this to do with the climate or method of cultivating ? Also my father used to empty the soot from the chimney round the plants at a short distance away from the roots. (I know this would not be an option here ) !!!! but maybe there is an alternative.

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