From where do these seeds originate? Where were the flowers, from which these seeds came, PLANTED &amp; HARVESTED?
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The labels read product of Spain. Unless someone has further insight, I'd assume Spain's the COO.
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the plant comes from native Thailand. just google it and you will find a lot of infos.
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Hello Kate Thank you for your question. Yes, the seeds come from a certified organic farm right here in the United States and as such, they are GMO free. I hope this is helpful. Please let me know if I can be of any further assistance. Thank you Sprout Lady Rita
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Thanks for this information, I am specifically looking for seeds organic NOT from China. Is it just me or is it not very strange that one cannot find pumpkin seeds from the US? Even more curious is why they are almost always from China. I have found them from Mexico but not organic.
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You need to look at the "Other Sellers" tab on the product page to see where the seeds are coming from. Amazon is an open market place and does not regulate where seeds come from or where they are shipped to. If you want to support US Seed growers find a seller who is US based and ships within the USA. Hope this helps?
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I was going to order these until I saw that the seeds are from China. Thanks for the info!
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I honestly do not remember. I bought more than one type of seed and I don't remember which ones were packaged how. I do remember however, that some of them were confiscated by the FDA, because they came from over seas and I never received them.
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My package did indeed come from China. It took a very long time to arrive but made it in tact. I have read that you are supposed to freeze strawberry seeds to simulate winter and it seems to have worked. I have quite a few sprouts. No idea what color they will be yet but at least they are growing!
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Quite a few - I didn't count them but hundreds, maybe? They're strawberry seeds from tiny strawberries - no bigger than a chigger. I had pretty decent germination (greenhouse) from them and the transplant survival rate was good but the plants themselves weren't great producers. They make for pretty borders but the fruits are tiny and nothing to jump up and down over and the plants were pretty light and water sensitive.
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Brenda, They can be imported from anywhere in the tropics, but they are most likely from Africa. I think one of the three packages I received said South Africa. Please note my reason for trying to grow them in Houston, Texas: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moringa_oleifera. Also, although I have not made any recent entries in the Sear Diary, I do talk about the tree and several others that are in my study, see" http://www.chtank.us/sear_diary.html The criteria I am following is the plants should be decorative, nutritious, and of medicinal value.
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The seeds were a gift for my daughter in Az. I saw the packets but it was too early to open them so I can't say. They appeared to be of average size. We lived on a farm near the Ferry Morse farms in Rochester, Mi 50 years ago so I got them more for the memories than anything. Also the packets are old style so you could use them for decoration/scrapbooks etc.
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Hello KateThank you for your question. Yes, the seeds come from a certified organic farm right here in the United States and as such, they are GMO free. I hope this is helpful. Please let me know if I can be of any further assistance. Thank you Sprout Lady Rita
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I understand that the the seed originates in Japan. I do believe that the Lundberg Farm grows the rice, though. There is a site www.lundberg.com where you can go and ask a myriad of questions about it, if you prefer.
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Good question. One I didn't think of before buying these. They are grown in Ecuador and packaged in FL.
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no where on the packaging does it state where the seeds are grown. they are certified organic by CCOF. Kevala International LLC is in Dallas, TX PH. 1-877-379-1179 Web is www.kevala.net info@kevala.net
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There is nothing on the container to say where it actually was harvested. Other then in the name Ceylon. They have their website on the package indusorganics.com, if you go to the website they say that this product comes from Sri Lanka and Southern India and is not the Cassia form which comes from Indonesia and Vietnam and is no good for you in large amounts.
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Sorry, I don't remember where they were grown. I gave them as a gift to a friend who does a lot of Thai-style cooking, and she was very pleased with them