When can you harvest it for salads?

JUST KIDDING!!

In 6 months or so, my water celery has stayed a smallish plant. I had
it in rocks in a pot and the roots grew out over the top into the
water. I repotted it in soil with gravel and rocks on top and the
roots, again, came out of the top in abundance. That's great that the
roots are so happy, but how do i get the leaves to grow?

Thanks.

You can just let it be in the water. The roots will grow, and the top. See
if summer does not help. Ours is now trying to come up next to the pond,
through the dirt!

And, yes, you can eat it.

Jim

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"jammer" j@mmer wrote in message
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When can you harvest it for salads?

JUST KIDDING!!

In 6 months or so, my water celery has stayed a smallish plant. I had
it in rocks in a pot and the roots grew out over the top into the
water. I repotted it in soil with gravel and rocks on top and the
roots, again, came out of the top in abundance. That's great that the
roots are so happy, but how do i get the leaves to grow?

Thanks.

jammer wrote:
When can you harvest it for salads?

JUST KIDDING!!

In 6 months or so, my water celery has stayed a smallish plant. I had
it in rocks in a pot and the roots grew out over the top into the
water. I repotted it in soil with gravel and rocks on top and the
roots, again, came out of the top in abundance. That's great that the
roots are so happy, but how do i get the leaves to grow?

Thanks.

When the weather warms up, I have trouble keeping it under
control. I cut it every other week. Mine is just starting
to take off. The water celery that has sprung up along side
the pond seems to be growing faster at the moment.

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Bonnie
NJ
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Hi Bonnie,

So your celery tries to escape as well!

Jim

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"Bonnie Espenshade" wrote in message
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jammer wrote:
When can you harvest it for salads?

JUST KIDDING!!

In 6 months or so, my water celery has stayed a smallish plant. I had
it in rocks in a pot and the roots grew out over the top into the
water. I repotted it in soil with gravel and rocks on top and the
roots, again, came out of the top in abundance. That's great that the
roots are so happy, but how do i get the leaves to grow?

Thanks.

When the weather warms up, I have trouble keeping it under
control. I cut it every other week. Mine is just starting
to take off. The water celery that has sprung up along side
the pond seems to be growing faster at the moment.

--
Bonnie
NJ
http://home.earthlink.net/~maebe43/

Phyllis and Jim Hurley wrote:
Hi Bonnie,

So your celery tries to escape as well!

Jim


It not only tried, it has succeeded in several areas!

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Bonnie
NJ
http://home.earthlink.net/~maebe43/

Bonnie Espenshade wrote:
Phyllis and Jim Hurley wrote:

Hi Bonnie,

So your celery tries to escape as well!

Jim


It not only tried, it has succeeded in several areas!



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and seems to grow best in the garden



John Rutz
Z5 New Mexico

good judgement comes from bad experience, and that comes from bad
judgement

see my pond at:

http://www.fuerjefe.com

We are mowing it where it hits grass and pulling it in the shrubs. Thus
far, we are ahead.

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"Bonnie Espenshade" wrote in message
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Phyllis and Jim Hurley wrote:
Hi Bonnie,

So your celery tries to escape as well!

Jim


It not only tried, it has succeeded in several areas!

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Bonnie
NJ
http://home.earthlink.net/~maebe43/

Mowing water celery?

"Phyllis and Jim Hurley" wrote:

We are mowing it where it hits grass and pulling it in the shrubs. Thus
far, we are ahead.

Hi GD,

Yep. The water celery seems also to be a terrestrial. It comes out and
sends runners under the rocks. It surfaces on the berm behind the veggie
pond/fileters. In the hot summer, it does poorly on the berm. In the
spring, it thrives. The mower does the trick.

Want some?

J

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"GD" wrote in message
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Mowing water celery?

"Phyllis and Jim Hurley" wrote:

We are mowing it where it hits grass and pulling it in the shrubs. Thus
far, we are ahead.

I don't need any, thanks. What you call water celery mustn't be what
I call water celery. Vallisneria americana does not survive out of
water. Got pictures?

"Phyllis and Jim Hurley" wrote:

Hi GD,

Yep. The water celery seems also to be a terrestrial. It comes out and
sends runners under the rocks. It surfaces on the berm behind the veggie
pond/fileters. In the hot summer, it does poorly on the berm. In the
spring, it thrives. The mower does the trick.

Want some?

J

It is not Vallisneria americana. I used to grow that in my fish tanks. No
way that escapes onto the lawn!

Jim

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"GD" wrote in message
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I don't need any, thanks. What you call water celery mustn't be what
I call water celery. Vallisneria americana does not survive out of
water. Got pictures?

"Phyllis and Jim Hurley" wrote:

Hi GD,

Yep. The water celery seems also to be a terrestrial. It comes out and
sends runners under the rocks. It surfaces on the berm behind the veggie
pond/fileters. In the hot summer, it does poorly on the berm. In the
spring, it thrives. The mower does the trick.

Want some?

J