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HWRE TO FIND MORINGA LEAVES/DRUMSTICK

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JB starts with ...
Does anyone knows where I can find the moringa leaves and drumstick in queensland...I haven't eaten them for 40 yrs and my mouth is watering
Thanks
JB
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queensland
17th November 2011 3:14pm
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JD says...
I have a couple of poor specimens. They haven't been looked after & we are on pure sand. I am going to prune them down & you are welcome to a piece. They aren't difficult to grow; mine came from a couple of pieces stuck into the ground.
cheers
JD
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Moore Park Beach
21st November 2011 10:44am
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JB says...
Hi JD
Thank you for your reply,I would love to receive a cutting...
Thank you for the offer
Regards
JB
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QUEENSLAND
1st December 2011 11:08pm
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JD says...
Can you tell me where you are?
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nick giancola says...
Hi JD
I have seeds for Drumstick tree,as you probably know they grow very quick.
My mail is
nick.giancola@ceramictilescentre.com.au
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nick giancola
perth wa
1st January 2012 3:06am
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nick giancola says...
Hi JD. I have put cuttings in to pots over the years and have been able to propergate them to the stage that after 2 years the growth actually had flowers on them but i have found that any slight movement of the trunk while transplanting to the garden bed will KILL the plant! [ why i dont know]
I have found the most successful way to propergate them is by seed and transplant when approx 600mm high. transplant them.email me and i will send you some seeds and instructions,
nick.giancola@ceramictilescentre.com.au
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nick giancola
perth wa
19th January 2012 11:24pm
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nick giancola says...
PS forgot
our climate here on the coastal plane is preaty much the same as Qld. On average with Drumstick, from germination to approx fruiting & approx 2m high is 12months, how is that for speed?
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nick giancola
perth wa
19th January 2012 11:36pm
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chillilover says...
Hi Nick i actually emailed you for some seeds about a week back. I didn't hear back from you. You offered some seeds.
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Chillilower
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20th January 2012 6:47am
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nick giancola says...
Hi Chillilover
Just got back i did not receive your mail try me again and i will send you some nick.giancola@ceramictilescentre.com.au
Cheers
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nick giancola
perth wa
1st February 2012 9:29pm
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egreen says...
I have Moringa (20/30cm)seedlings for sale in Bundaberg QLD. email: egreen367@bigpond.com
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17th February 2012 10:46am
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