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Growing blemish free celery

I have never succeeded in growing blemish free celery. I have tried removing the diseased leaves, I have tried spraying, I have tried ignoring. Prof Walker talks of sowing seed that has been soaked in thiram suspension. Would this help with my seedlings?

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