
Planting, Growing, and Harvesting Celery
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I transplanted what I thought was parsley. Just now as I was pruning I realized it looks like celery. And it smells like celery. Hubby says it is stringy and taste a little bitter. Looks like it is about to bolt. I tried planting some once with no success. I am guessing this was a volunteer.
thank you for a great video I started my celery by cutting off the bottoms of celery I bought from the store put into water and waited till they had roots now I can plant in my raised pools
Thank you! This was so helpful and encouraging. Someone had given us some celery plants for the Convent garden, and I was a little anxious as people say celery is a tricky crop to grow.
Thank you, I found your video very helpful and will certainly be looking for more of yours. I have grown celery for the first time this year and they are looking great. I bought seedlings from the garden store this time but after watching your video am game to try from seed next time! One question I have is regarding the "spread" of the stalks, they are quite wide now, is there something I should have done to keep the plant more compact? Thank you,
In the body of your article a pH 5.8 to 6.8
In summary it is neutral. A pH 6.8 is close, but a pH 5.8 would be fairly tobquite acidic in the gardening context
My celery plant look like a tree with flowers buds on it.the starks are thin not thick . Con I eat the flowers ? Thanks for your help. My celery is very green. Should I cut the celery down low.?
my question is will the celery survive with a frost blanket to protect and possibly a plastic covering like a hoop over it in 2-5degrees C in the night ! Days are 55 + !
Well, 2° to 3° C (35.6° to 37.4°F) temps would be significantly below the recommended minimum of 40°F, so it would be a close call. But covering the plants as you describe is better than doing nothing. Try to keep the covers from touching the plants. And remember, the thicker the blanket, the less the frost damage possibility.m
My celery is still growing it is December. This is my first year growing it. Can I harvest it? Is there something I should do to it for the winter?
The Celery starts I bought, appear to be 2 or more plants (over 20 small stalks) together. I tried separating, but they're roots are intertwined. I'm concerned they won't flourish so close together? How many stalks would you expect on a single 5" tall plant?
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