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Posted by simomon vic aust (My Page) on

Tue, Dec 30, 03 at 6:43

Hi after recently traveling to india i am mad keen to get my hands on a curry leaf tree as those unreasonable people at the customs would not let me bring any back into the country!!!!
Is there anywhere that i can get some seeds from or a tree???
I live in victoria, melb.

thanks
Simon

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Posted by Raymondo NSW Aust (My Page) on
Wed, Dec 31, 03 at 9:07

I've not seen seed anywhere but I'm sure your local nursey could get one in for you. You can buy them online (see the link below) but they're not cheap. Apparently they throw up suckers which can be readily propagated, also root cuttings and of course seed.

Here is a link that might be useful: Murraya koenigii

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Posted by Andy_SA South Australia (My Page) on
Wed, Dec 31, 03 at 10:25

Check all your local Asian grocers - and if they sell plants but don't have the curry leaf, ask as they may know someone who can get one for you.

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Posted by simomon vic aust (My Page) on
Fri, Jan 2, 04 at 4:02

thanks raymondo and andy.....
i didn't think that they would be that easy to get,,,, it is the murraya koenigii variety that is for cooking???
and thanks raymondo for the link cool information a lil expensive home delivery??

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Posted by pafc64 SA Aust (My Page) on
Fri, Jan 2, 04 at 10:30

I,m sure you shouldn't have any trouble finding a curry leave tree if you ask a decent nursery for one I have recently bought 3 from my local nursery and if they can get them anyone can, which cost me $12.00 each,and yes it is Murraya Koenigii that you use for curry cooking.

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