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12 Mar 17, John (Australia - temperate climate)

Green Harvest at Maleny SE Qld list Taro. They can send to SA. There are no doubt other suppliers. You could try a local Permaculture group for some rhizomes as well. All the best

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25 Apr 17, Anthony Akachili (Australia - arid climate)

Hi, I live in Perth and I would like to purchase an edible Taro Tubers. For planting and eating.

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26 Apr 17, Sean (Australia - temperate climate)

Check Gumtree. I found some in Canning Vale, Eglinton and Bull Creek. trust this helps

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18 Jul 17, Taro (New Zealand - sub-tropical climate)

Planted a whole bag of fijian pink in coromandel in may. Cut the corms up into chunks followed all instructions, but unfortunately they all rotted. Transplanted another variety that was growing before and it was 100% sucess rate although the leaves have produced round brown discolourations. Any suggestion for a particular variety and where to get it from? Cheers

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01 Feb 18, Clint (South Africa - Summer rainfall climate)

Hi, are the seed for sale and does it grow in well in gauteng?

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30 Apr 18, Chris (Australia - temperate climate)

Cypriots, particularly from the North of Cyprus have been successfully growing taro since the 1950s. It needs a lot of well aged manures, chicken, sheep, cow etc and a huge amount of water. That is why it is not widely or commercially grown in SA. The soil must not be allowed to dry out. Because of water restrictions, many Cypriots grow the plants in 1/2 wine barrels. Good luck. They make great chick or pork stews.

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23 Aug 18, Anaheke (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

I’d like to grow the Taro Nuie and Alafua sunrise. I live on North Stradbroke Island - Minjeeribah and wondered if you knew where I could buy this variety for planting and eating. Thankyou

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

Google where to buy it.

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29 Aug 18, Jean van der merwe (Australia - arid climate)

I’m looking for the small furry variety with almost slimy feel under the skin , very tasty. They are dark brown.

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30 Aug 18, Mike (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

I have never heard of it. Look on the internet for it.

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