Are these nursery stock or harvested from the wild? Are they Asimina triloba, Allegheny, Shenandoah, or other?
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I believe they could be nursery stock. that's all I know about them. they come as a hearty plant. so far mine I have made it thru the bad winter this year.good luck with yours if you get them.
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That is how much one of these sold for at auction, from my understanding. I tried to grow them, but had no luck. They are a cold weather seed, meaning, any sun heat will kill the plant.
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Eschenbach shipped to me directly from their plant through my Amazon request. Yes. I believe they are. Wonderful to deal with as are most European companies with whom I've dealt.
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Yes they are. The female plants have a small berry that is actually a seed pod. These plants will produce but it's a much smaller spear.
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To be honest I ordered this collection couple of months ago. To this day they have not made it to terrarium. They are in same pots and are doing just fine. I have them for now on my back porch in the shade and water as needed. I think they're great even though I didn't get any of the ones pictured.
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I have planted them, about 7-8 weeks ago. And disappointedly to this day only 9 have grown!!!! I love those plants, when I lived in Md., I had a huge pot of them, but since my mother passed away, my brothers have thrown everything we owned away, cause my father could not afford house in Md anymore! If you want I will send you a picture of what grew. My mother loved these, thatswhy I ordered them, there is not one nursery in Myrtle Beach, SC that sell them!
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I only know that they were packed in the U.S. - don't know where they were grown. Sorry.
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They are Hawaiian Grown cuttings in four different colors. I've purchased them and because they are from Healthy Trees they grow Really Well!
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I have planted these in VA. I started them indoors and then moved them out after acclimatizing them. All of the seeds I planted have sprouted. I have them where they receive full morning and early afternoon sun. They get a little wilted by mid afternoon if it is very hot but recover by evening. They seem to be pretty hardy--my dog trampled two of them but they recovered quickly. They have been in the ground for about 2 weeks now and they all are really beginning to take off. I show multiple small fruit on all but they are very small yet. I am thinking they will do well.
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I have three of these plants that are in their first year of growth (South Florida). Heat, humidity, full sun, no problem. Growth is rapid and currently they are flowering. My research indicated that these plants are hardy, even for short periods of time at freezing temps. San Diego would probably be an excellent environment to grow these wonderful berries. Good luck and post a follow up in six months to let us know.
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As far as I can tell these seeds are fine. We are currently using them and planted them last year as well. If you want to, you may want to check out publications like Mother Earth News to get more background on seed (companies). Through that magazine we have started using Southern Exposure Seed Exchange because of their reputation (and they are in NO way fully or partially owned by Monsatan, Syngenta, Cargill, etc)
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I have a friend who grew them in Ohio and they grew well. They are in a regular package with plenty of seeds to start out with. They are a cousin to the morning glory so they go away in the winter totally so collect seed in the fall to reseed in the spring. They reseed the area well and replanting is sometimes not necessary.
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Yes it is Asclepias curassavica. And my recent batch of seeds were in very good shape. Had a high germination rate.
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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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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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Sorry unable to help you out. They do not supply which orchard they were picked or where they are proccessed.
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They are perennials. It is best to look up the answers to these types of questions in a reliable source, rather than trust the sometimes clueless responses you'll find here. I have had them growing in my garden for years, and each year they come back more than before, in gradually spreading drifts. They have a low, mounding habit, and will spread around and between other plantings. They are really eye catching when in full bloom because of the intense color. I am growing them in coastal Oregon. Reading the answers below, you'll see that even the seller gave you the wrong answer. Look it up. They are perennials. It is best to look up the answers to these types of questions in a reliable source, rather than trust the sometimes clueless responses you'll find here. I have had them growing in my garden for years, and each year they come back more than before, in gradually spreading drifts. They have a low, mounding habit, and will spread around and between other plantings. They are really eye catching when in full bloom because of the intense color. I am growing them in coastal Oregon. Reading the answers below, you'll see that even the seller gave you the wrong answer. Look it up.