Well, whaddya know

Someone told me it was possible to grow a new celery from the base of an old one. I was sceptical but thought I’d give it a go...

[JackieR]

Now what to do with it??

[Kathy A]

Wow, that’s interesting.

[Susan Wakely]

One or two 365r’s now going to be trying that.

[moni kozi]

Heheee...

[Asli]

Omg! So beautiful i love it!

[RomainZ]

I'm curious! keep us informed please

[Babs]

Wow, so interesting.

[Annie-Sue]

It's not quite a salad yet!! I almost kept two carrots tops yesterday which had started sprouting - but I knew THEY didn't grown whole new carrots ;-)

[Brian Moody]

Amazing, I didn't know that

[Margaret Brown]

Interesting, worth a a try, keep us posted!!

[The Dog Lady]

I have done this before. It was a lot of fun

[Ole Kristian Valle]

Very interesting and let us know how it goes. I’ve heard that you can do this with pineapple too.

[Louise]

I've never tried it... you'll have to update us on how it goes!

[Monica]

Interesting

[Carole Sandford]

Well I never knew that! Not something I will be doing though, can’t bear the stuff!

[haskar]

Wow, very interesting.

[KazzaMazoo]

Love the white staging.

[Etienne]

Interesting ! I am definitely eager to know the result of your celery experience...

[Peter]

How amazing will have to give it a go we eat lots of celery, btw lovely image Lesley:)

[Lin]

Wow - never heard of this - awesome capture

[Chris Cook]

It’s also possible to get a great photo of it. Pity celery isn’t the mundane challenge this month, this would be a strong contender.