Where can I get a curry tree please?

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Where can I get a curry tree please?

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Do you mean a curry plant? In which case pretty much any mail order or garden centre.

Or do you mean the tree (or shrub or whatever it is) that curry leaves come from? In which case I haven't a clue - though India might be a good place to start! :lol:
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curry powder is a compound of several different roots barks and spices ground together. You can buy a curry plant - a little low growing bush with a similar taste but snails love it too! so watch out!
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Post: # 172401Post the.fee.fairy »

Herbal Haven have curry plants, and they're well priced.

I don't know if they ever visit country shows in your area, but they do where i live at home, and they're really nice, knowledgeable people too.

www.herbalhaven.com

They were giving me advice on planting a chamomile lawn, and the original idea was to get the chamomile to take over the grass. They didn't quite bet on the super snails living in my garden, or the dog that liked digging the chamomile to lay in it though...

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don't know but Sainsbury's sometimes stock leaves in bags .You could try writing to them to find their stockists if other routes are not fourth coming .they are worth it !

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Post: # 173196Post Veggiesauraus »

Thanks fr all the comments - yes it is a tree I'm after and still no joy

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Post: # 173215Post red »

curry plants and curry trees are totally different plants

I wouldn't mind growing my own curry leaves too.. what a great idea. I have a couple of cardamons - they wont produce seeds in the uk, but the leaves are useful.

I read you can grow curry (leaf) trees from seed - so many worth trying to seach for some of them?

if you find a source.. let us know..
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Post: # 173302Post Green Aura »

Does anyone know what the real name for curry leaves is? I've never seen them called anything else.
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Post: # 173303Post Green Aura »

I've just answered my own question, they're called Murraya koenigii and you can buy them from here

http://www.oldhallplants.co.uk/
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Green Aura wrote:I've just answered my own question, they're called Murraya koenigii and you can buy them from here

http://www.oldhallplants.co.uk/
ha funny - i just found them too.
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Post: # 173410Post Millymollymandy »

Thanks for that as I've never thought to google it, hmmmm I could do with a tree like that but think it would have to be a pot plant here! Interested in cardamom plant too so off I google.... :iconbiggrin:
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Post: # 173411Post Millymollymandy »

Good link about the curry leaf tree

http://www.voilamasala.com/whatiscurry.html
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