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By jehosophat jones from England
I don't even eat celery and I am going to try this! Love the idea! I always plant seeds from any tomato I eat by throwing them in an area I have directly under the patio rail, where they land the they usually grow great tomatoes.
I haven't planted any really this year. But I am going to grow an avocado houseplant again this year...by using the seed!
http://www.thegardenhelper.com/avocado.html
Robyn
Good luck! Let us know how it comes out! I've got an onion from last season out in my flower bed, hoping it will set seed.
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(Archived Jun 14, 2010)Get Two Uses From Your Celery
One interesting thing I have found in doing this is the difference of purchasing celery that is just regular or organic. Interestingly the stem that was organic its water stayed cleaner and fresher whereas the regular insecticides does get brownish and will spoil quickly if not refreshed soon enough. I found this very interesting and certainly answered a lot of my questions concerning the stuff that they spray on our foods and put into our livestock!
Source: I started doing this about 30 years ago when life was at best frugal. Even then though I started teaching my children the benefits of organic gardening and preserving and reusing wherever possible.
By Esther from Yellowknife, NT, Canada
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