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03 Dec 17, Mike (Australia - temperate climate)

Google "how to grow tomatillos" and read read read.

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07 Nov 17, Patricia (Australia - temperate climate)

What a lovely idea! I’ve never grown them and about to plant some seeds-

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07 Oct 17, Juanito Dela Cuestak (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Where can I buy tomatillo seedling or seeds in Melbourne. And, how to grow tomatillo plants here in Melbourne.

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16 Nov 19, Jennifer S (Australia - temperate climate)

I found tomatillo seeds online, The Seed Collection. I am just about to plant out my seedlings, along with a few heirloom tomato varieties today. Its the first time I have tried to grow these in Canberra, so fingers crossed!

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09 Feb 18, Michael Williams (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

New Gippsland Seeds in Silvan (near Lilydale) sell them Juanito. www.newgipps.com.au/product.asp?prodId=1964 I suggest you go there and look at what else they have. I was very impressed. I have no affiliation with them, incidentally, just loved their enthusiasm and range of stock.

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08 Oct 17, Darren (Australia - temperate climate)

The Seed Collection sells seeds online, and they are based in Victoria.

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30 Sep 17, Paul (Australia - temperate climate)

I live in Western Victoria, and would like to try some Tomatillo. Can you advise where to buy seed or seedlings in Hamilton or Mt Gambier (nearest main centres). I do grow Cape Gooseberries which grow extremely well here, despite frosts in winter months but have never tried ixocarpa.

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

Try "Australian Seeds" website. 30 seeds $3.60 + postage. Or look for Cape Gooseberries - very similar. Look around the internet to find sellers and best price.

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30 Sep 17, Lawry (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

I get my seeds fro fairdinkum seeds. They are a farth north qld family who sell all sorts of fascinating seeds by mail order. Fairdinkumseeds.com.au or on Facebook.

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09 Sep 17, Mara (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi, I live in Adelaide. Appart from Bunnings do you know any other contact where I could get seeds or plant to start growing it myself? I'm mexican and tomatillo is like the 'heart' of mexican dishes so can't wait to grow it! :)

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