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Old May 29, 2016   #4
KC.Sun
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Any asian type eggplant is a good substitute for Filipino eggplant. Filipino eggplant is available on the market once a year, roughly around August.

In Georgia, look for Megamart. It is possible that they will carry Fillipino eggplant there. If not, look for Chinese eggplant. Chinese eggplant is almost always available. Other variations of eggplant don't really work too well with Asian dishes as it adds a strong bitterness to the dish.

With Japanese eggplants, you just want to be careful what you choose. There are some that are really seedy and may not be what you're looking for.

As far as obtaining seeds go, Scott also from Atlanta was looking for seeds not too long ago. It is possible when the season ends that he will have a seed offer.

I won't be able to get you any seeds until later in the year.
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