asparagus and rhubarb crowns in Perth (forum)

hawkypork starts with ...
Hey, does anyone know where I can get asparagus and rhubarb crowns in Perth?

Time: 15th July 2010 5:53pm

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amanda says...
Have u had a look in the Quokka maybe?

Time: 15th July 2010 6:59pm

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BJ says...
Hawkypork, I often see seedling rhubarb at nurseries - even Bunnings. They do OK.
I've seen specific type (rather than generic) crowns at more specialised nurseries such as Wandillia.
They may also have asparagus

Time: 15th July 2010 7:30pm

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CJ says...
Better Pets & Gardens in Beechboro have asparagus crowns and seedling rhubarb at the moment.

Time: 19th July 2010 3:56pm

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Frogflat says...
no i have not but will now

Time: 6th August 2010 11:45pm

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Frogflat says...
Where is this place, I have not heard of it.

Time: 6th August 2010 11:49pm

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Charles cant spell says...
Waldecks on Karrinyup RD have them, they have just come in form Herb R Us, so most WAldecks should have limited stock. I got 3 yr old crowns for 12.50 each I think. Which to me is good value as these will be moderately harvest-able next year.

Time: 7th August 2010 12:39am

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hawkypork says...
Hello,

My question regarding asparagus and rhubarb crowns was pretty lazy. I found asparagus crowns in a bag full of sawdust at Bunnings. And I found dry rhubarb crowns and a potted crown at Dawsons. I also planted a handfull of Jerusalem artichokes, a combination of dried and potted strawberries for comparison and 8 new artichokes along my front drive to impress the Italians in my street.
Now to dedicate an acid garden bed for blueberries.

Time: 9th August 2010 10:58am

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Sarah says...
BUY FROM CITY FARMERS I BOUGHT FROM THE BALCATTA STORE TODAY :)

Time: 18th August 2010 1:32am

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Frogflat says...
found all the things I was looking for. My aquaponics is doing well now that I have stocked it up with herbs and the like


Time: 31st August 2010 6:36pm

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Rev says...
Try Kakulas in the City for veggie seed
if they still get Bulsem brand seed s from italy they are excellent

youll find teh best carrots you ever tasted in "Nantes"
Rondo d nice zuchini
a brilliant mini capsicum that is so full of flavour and a tough plant
Bulbing fennel
multiple lettuce
multiple chicory and endive
great tomatos
great broccoli

etc etc
and...
Asparago d' argenteuil

its a good variety. and a little slice of diversity from whats ALWAYS oferred in Oz , - mary washington

Bulsem seeds is great value, excellent quality and volume , and great taste
and suited to a med climate

Time: 31st August 2010 6:44pm

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