Does any know the hardiness zones these seeds grow in?
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I know they grow in my zone 6. Why not ask the question of the person who is selling them?
573636
not sure of zone but i live in mid Michigan on the east side and they do well here.
573637
I don't know about hardiness, but I would caution you about purchasing these seeds. I think they are a US product, but are processed and packaged in China. It was well past planting season before I got mine even though I ordered them early and I contacted them several times regarding delivery. Once, they told me the problem was a holiday delaying sending them. While they were extremely cheap, it wasn't worth the headache - I couldn't even cancel the order because they processed the money part well before the order. I can't recommend this product at all. Go to your local nursery and get seeds for you area AND you can actually talk to someone who can help you
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I don't know about hardiness, but I would caution you about purchasing these seeds. I think they are a US product, but are processed and packaged in China. It was well past planting season before I got mine even though I ordered them early and I contacted them several times regarding delivery. Once, they told me the problem was a holiday delaying sending them. While they were extremely cheap, it wasn't worth the headache - I couldn't even cancel the order because they processed the money part well before the order. I can't recommend this product at all. Go to your local nursery and get seeds for you area AND you can actually talk to someone who can help you I don't know about hardiness, but I would caution you about purchasing these seeds. I think they are a US product, but are processed and packaged in China. It was well past planting season before I got mine even though I ordered them early and I contacted them several times regarding delivery. Once, they told me the problem was a holiday delaying sending them. While they were extremely cheap, it wasn't worth the headache - I couldn't even cancel the order because they processed the money part well before the order. I can't recommend this product at all. Go to your local nursery and get... » Read More I don't know about hardiness, but I would caution you about purchasing these seeds. I think they are a US product, but are processed and packaged in China. It was well past planting season before I got mine even though I ordered them early and I contacted them several times regarding delivery. Once, they told me the problem was a holiday delaying sending them. While they were extremely cheap, it wasn't worth the headache - I couldn't even cancel the order because they processed the money part well before the order. I can't recommend this product at all. Go to your local nursery and get seeds for you area AND you can actually talk to someone who can help you « Show Less
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I don't know. We live in South Carolina and plant them in the spring and save the seeds from the flowers for spring replanting. My guess in warm climates that will not get a hard freeze they might do OK
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Not sure yet. I'm in NC 30 miles north of Raleigh. Frost knocked them down as expected. Grandma left the plant's tuber in the ground in this colder than normal winter we had. Fingers crossed for it & basjoo banana I got her last spring.
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According to the website "Dave's Garden", it is hardy from Zones 8a to 11. I live in Naples, FL and I planted it in June of 2013 and it is doing fine. It's not the fastest grower in my garden, but, I'll just be patient. Hope this helps. Chuck Bainbridge
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Yes, but it's best plant them in pot at outdoor under shade area. I try indoor, it get very low seed germination rate. Plant them in the pot with plastic bag cover the entire pot. Hope this help.
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The trees were planted about 9 months ago in Mariposa CA. It gets very hot there 100+ or - and cold in winter. so far so good. I believe it is also zone 9
1997339
The continents are divided into 'plant zones'. The colder the area the lower the number. Family in Nebraska need plants zoned for 5-6. I live in south, central Texas and need plants for 8-9. This means plants have a better chance of survival if tolerant for those places. This is a guide only. You still need to make sure that your plant is planted in right soil, humidity and in an area that has minimal hours of sunlight. You can go to arborday.org. There is a free tree info place you can type in your zip code. Your plant zone will be shown. In my part of Texas, the amount of sun is important due to the heat index. So I pick plants that can tolerate a 10 rating. You can cheat. If you live in a cool zone and want a plant that prefers heat; plant it so it gets west sun and in an area that gets no north wind in winter. Here if I want a cool tolerant plant, I do the opposite.
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I live in Utah and it is too cold here to plant them outside. I have grown several indoors. I put them out in the summer and in a very bright room with indirect sunlight in the winter. They have to be trimmed, but bloom for quite a while inside. That's what I intend to do with these.
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I would plant in th spring, and they can survive a freeze, best in zones 2-7
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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 plant them in northern ill. on the end of April work out good I had lots in the end off October when I dick them out p. s. I plant them in 5 gallon buckets that way they wont take over the garden only one per bucket hope this will help good luck
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I guess part of is where you live. Here, I have 2 or 3 different small varieties coming for these seeds.(in the Mid Hudson Valley) I also have a mixed seed dispenser,and suet station, and a heated bird bath. They are living high out here. Next they will want a bath towel.{:-)
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I am sorry, but I haven't planted them yet and do not know any more about them than what it says on Amazon. Good Luck.
2030321
well, I'm in Iowa-your local greenhouse/nursery will tell you. I plant them in the spring.
1787964
I would say as long as the ground isn't frozen, then you can plant them. I'm zone 5a (new york) and I'll probably be planting mine around mid-april.
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What zones can these survive outside in the winter? I am in zone 4 in Iowa.
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Mine were fine in zone 5 out in the open. They are blooming now. If you are concerned, make sure they get some protection with mulch or plant in an area near your house where it is usually warmer.