Here's the one in the greenhouse sitting by a Karipinscia tree (curry tree) from Sri Lanka. A must for curry. The leaves are great.

you have the curry tree too! that thing is awesome. ours gets a lot of use (wife is indian).

I know this is entirely off topic, but that's cool.

OK, whats a curry tree and i want one.

good luck. it's almost impossible to get viable seeds. you can buy the plant but they're crazy expensive even for a small one. the best way to get it is to propagate from cuttings. that's where mine came from.

Tom, I would just let them go until they shoot out more buds and leaves. Once you see where the new growth ends, just prune above it.
Bruce

*sorry to continue on the curry tree tangent* found this online because I pretty much said the same thing as the podpiper

Here is a link that might be useful: curry tree link

Judo,
Did yours make berries? I shoulda kept some and dried'em for the seeds. I will this year for sure.
That was teeny one in the link. Mind got 6' and was still growing when I pruned it and put it in the GH.
I hear there's a 10' one growing in Austin in a monk's GH.

If you live in the San Francisco Bay area, it's easy to get curry leaf trees especially in the spring. I paid $11 each for mine at Indian Spice Bazaar, located at 1637 Hollenbeck Ave, Sunnyvale, CA 94087. Last year they sold for $15 each, so it's a supply and demand situation. This is not the only store that sells curry leaf plants, but it's the most accessible to me due to my work commute.

They carry them usually in the Spring. You'd have to contact them to see if they're still around or pay them a visit - they sit them by the front picture window on the floor so they'll get light while they wait for their new homes. The ones I bought in March 2014 were about 6" tall already and have already doubled in size by early July. I made the mistake of fertilizing one right after I got it and burned the leaves a bit - they come pre-fertilized. I'm lucky I didn't kill it. Wait about a month before adding anything to it.

Also, paint the black plastic container to a lighter color, e.g. white, to prevent heat stroke, or repot. I put Sphagnum Moss over the soil to retain moisture, since otherwise the pot will evaporate quickly and weaken the plant over time.

I water mine by setting it under a hanging basket and letting the drip excess come to the tree. I only give it MG once a month. Got a load of volunteers in this one that I've gotta pot when I prune and re-pot this one. It likes it hot with diffused sun 'cause it's an understory tree. Can get to 20' high.

What about the over-wintered bhuts? Did they come back?

Not the three in the hoop-house. The one I pruned back and kept in the GH is doin' fine in the garden. I don't think the few days of low 20's we had this winter did'em any good. Later this month I'm gonna try starting some cuttings to see how that works. I've got three in pots that'll be for next year, and if the cuttings take, then those will be for the year after that.