Suriname cherry, Brazilian guava, Curry tree
2008 August 22
Young trees in St. Familia nursery. I´m curious to know how these trees, and other bushfruits, will do in large containers for rooftops and balconies.
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HI,
i would like to buy the curry plant. where and how? i would like to know the info…thanks.
please respond back in my email..thanks
chinju
francis_chinju@yahoo.com
i would like to buy a curry tree so please email @ francis_chinju@yahoo.com
with further details.
thanks chinju
I am interested in buying a curry too – please email me at cforth@ku.edu if you can help.
Chris
Sorry, I meant a curry TREE (not a plant).