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DeanRIowa · April 21, 2009

From what I have read okra does not like to have its roots disturbed, thus it is not really a good transplanter.

Now with that being said, I am going to start some dwarf okra for my frontyard landscape tonight. I am taking the chance.

Dean

April 21, 2009	#2
DeanRIowa Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: 5a - NE Iowa Posts: 416	From what I have read okra does not like to have its roots disturbed, thus it is not really a good transplanter. Now with that being said, I am going to start some dwarf okra for my frontyard landscape tonight. I am taking the chance. Dean