I am from Philadelphia area, USA, Would it grow in this area and can they survive winter snow ?
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This seller never sent the seeds. I had to file a claim. You could perhaps Google it and see if it has a zone map for the creeping thyme.
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This plant will grow in zones 4-6. You should be fine with it. It will survive snow. It's a perennial. I haven't even planted mine yet. We have a frost warning for tonight. Crazy weather. I'm using it for around rocks in a rock garden to fill in the spaces. Good luck!
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In NY I was very successful planting indoors , then out after danger of frost. Only one lived over the winter however.BR
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We planted ours up in Northern Arizona during the summer. Depending where you are at in Texas will determine how well it will grow. I think if you are in central Texas you might have a lot of success. Our clover came up really well once the summer rain started. We will have snow in the winter, but it comes back quickly each summer and flourishes. This seed was excellent and I will be ordering it again next spring.
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That's where they should grow best. Especially northern Midwest and Canada. This was a very small plant they sent though. The one I got did not survive.
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Hello , by the name , this plant came from the very cold area , I think it will be ok in yours. Try to grow at very sunny location where snow melts fast , and close to your house , the hit helps a lot and the first few years , try to cover it's trunk . Good luck .
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The nursery I purchased it from was in Florida. Am sure it can grow in California, if it can grow in the hot state of Texas. Make sure in the fall and winter when it's cold outside you bring it in. The frost and freeze will kill it. I have had mine a little over a year. Hope this information helps you.
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These should grow in North Carolina but you will need to cover them in the winter.
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I live in southern Ohio and the plants does well here. It dies back in the fall but comes back in the summer. They like plenty of sunshine.
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I live in Louisiana, but we did have below freezing weather this year and my planter held up find. Don't know about snow though.
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I planted them in indoor containers. They're pretty fragile so far. They are not "bushy" as the picture shows. Mine are single stalks with a triangular leaf at the top. I thought they would grow like the ones in the picture but so far that's not the case. I guess if I bunched them all together they would look like the picture. I'm pretty sure snow would kill them. I didn't realize they could be an outdoor plant until my sister pointed it out to me from a description she read. I suppose you could try. Good luck!!
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I'm in Northern Michigan where it is sub zero temps so I purchased it to be a year round indoor plant. I haven't transplanted it.
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I'm not sure about that....I left mine all winter and it's full up with plantings again. Everththing is doing fine. I'm in Oregon....winters aren't harsh here....
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I live in Sussex County, NJ and bought these cacti last year. I have them in a terrarium and they are thriving. they have almost doubled in size and I had to take some out because it was becoming crowded (gave them to a friend's daughter; she has them in a planter in her room and they are doing very well). As long as you do not place them near a draft and keep them warm, they will grow and thrive.
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I'm in central NJ, and mine has put on huge, lanky growth 1st year summer (4' unbranched mostly-sessile shoots). We'll see how it likes zone 6A winters.
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Hi Carrie :) I live in the Lancaster are of PA...we are about what I would call zone 5.5 :) They grew perfectly well...and they even sprouted in the dead of winter in my greenhouse ( which is kind of chilly in December). Go for it :)
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Probably not unless you bring it inside whenever the temps are going to be lower than 10 to 15 degrees. Colorado is hardiness zones 3a to 7a. This plant needs to be in zone 8 or higher to survive outside year round. And you didn't state which part of Colorado.
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I'm sorry that I do not know the answer to this question, but surely a local nursery could answer that question for you. We have some cold winters here in North Central Texas, however I do not believe our winters are like what you could have in the Denver area.