Where are these seeds harvested? Will they grow in San Diego?
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Enter your zip code here & it will give you the zone you are in, then compare to what is listed here, zone 4-10 (yes, these should work) http://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/PHZMWeb/
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I'm sorry, I can't really tell you for sure. You may want to direct these questions to the seller. I live in NC and planted them last year late in the season and they did beautifully. I will plant them earlier this year, once it gets warm, and am hoping last years plants will come back. Just make sure you have good soil and they get some sun. Mine were planted in partial sun but it was still a very bright area. Not gloomy shade. They do get seed pods on them when they are mature plants. Good luck!
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Yes you can, and I am putting this link here for you. http://www.monarchwatch.org/milkweed/prop.htm
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Absolutely, plant them in San Diego. I retired from Fresno, Huntington Park and San Francisco Bay Area-California and it is hard to have anything not grow in California. These plants are very good growers and prolific. We saved the seeds from last year and are replanting lots more
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My guess is they would grow better in San Diego, than the desert of Arizona. Not real sure though.I never received mine, requested a refund yesterday.Good luck
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I live in Rhode Island and the winters are somewhat harsh. When would you recommend I plant the seeds?
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People seem to be confusing the location of the distribution facility with the location where the nuts are grown. They are NOT the same. Are these nuts GROWN in China or the US? Looks like Bob Smith says China, but the only way to know for sure is definitely to call them directly.
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I am not sure, I would think in a cooler area. I live in Florida and had no luck with them. Out of the seed packet I was only able to get four plants which never bared a sprout. I gave up and bought fresh or frozen at the store. I was disappointed, I did grow them up north, (NY) when I lived there. Good luck!!!
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it doesn't say on the the bag but does say that it is organic by the usda. they have a web site www.navitasnaturals.com-it probably would say there.ithink they are grown probably in ca.
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I had them too..and would like them again...please let me know where to get seeds!
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I don't know where they were grown, but they were fine. I have however, had good luck with food and other products from China.
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I can't give you specifics as to your area but they grow in Central Massachusetts as annuals. They get rather large by the end of summer so save the seeds and start over in the early spring.
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Hello. I planted them in potting soil from the home depot, About a half inch deep. But It should be noted that i didn't receive the correct seeds from the seller, and I have no idea what the plant i have is.
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where do you live? what are your growing conditions? when did you plant? when did you harvest? I have grown them successfully in Pennsylvania & Alaska. They are in the Sunflower family, like summer heat. did they flower? curious....
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These are shipped from our greenhouses in Michigan. They're germinated from seed harvested in India or China. Although there is nothing done to the seedlings, they're NOT classified as non-gmo
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I live in San Diego and due to the drought, I am unable to report on the plants progress. Check back this fall.
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Yes it is grown in California, this is the only rice my wife (Japanese) uses for sushi and other Japanese dishes.
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Nope, I purchased mine separately at the Seed Bank in Petaluma, CA, totally random find. :)
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I've used mine up, and so can't say for sure, but as I recall I was somehow pleasantly surprised re. that. I'm not sure they're grown in the US, but the way I remember it they are NOT from China. And, also, I did really like them, and do plan to reorder... :) Hope that helps...
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I bought their raisins. On the back of the package it says their farm is located in Madera, CA. Their website is www.buyorganicnuts.com maybe you can find out more info.
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Hi Tom, thanks for your interest in our seeds. The seeds are organic heirloom seeds, non gmo, non hybrid, open pollinated...they aren't USDA certified.
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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.