Does anyone know if this (Amla / Amalaki / Indian Gooseberry) is in the nightshade family? Thanks.
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Night shades are usually smaller annual plants. if you Google image the Indian gooseberry it's definitely a perennial large shrub or small tree. It doesn't have any of the characteristics of a night shade either. Night shades are commonly poisonous/inedible except the fruit (potato/tomato/peppers/tobacco). I know they use different parts of the gooseberry tree/shrub. I'm almost certain it's not even close to a night shade.
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Hi again... Same author as the reply which stated that I wasn't totally certain about where Kevala's product originated, but knew it wasn't China. I just realized that I have some Kevala tahini in my fridge, and the jar for that says it's made in the U.S.(!!). So, presumably the black sesame seeds are a U.S product, too... :) Again, hope it helps! :)
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I do not know that. I used it to get rid of pre-cancerous skin lesions. I heard AMLA is good for growing hair. indian gooseberry. it is high in anti-oxidants. I do add rosemary oil to my shampoo and believe it to have many good properties for skin and hair plus a great fragrance.
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Hi Ron...I would think so...they are pretty hardy. I am on the borderline of Planting Zone 6 & 7, I planted them with Morning Glories...have AM and PM flowers. They are planted on the southwest side of my house. LOve Moonflowers!
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Yes, the bottle says it is 100% wild harvested cold pressed marula oil. I have found it to be a terrific and affordable product, superior to argan oil. I use it as a night cream. Hope that helps.
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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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Daylily (Hemerocallis hybrids) is on the Label. Read label carefully and as a precaution try a small test area to confirm tolerance under your enviromental conditions.
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I wish I could help you more, but this was purchased as a gift. I thought at the time the flavors may have been listed but I don't know. I would suggest doing a google search for it and see if the company lists the various flavors.
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My Trunature Cranberry had already finished, so I can't answer your question, but I like the product!Maybe you can write for the seller.
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Hi ! Thanks so much for your email ! Sweet, bubble, butternut and ribbit are sold out/discontinued colors and we will no longer be getting those, I'm sorry ! We have 1 in blossom left and we have a bunch in zinnia left, these 2 colors are discontinued as well. So after these are sold out, we will no longer be receiving these colors either. I hope this helps, please let me know if you have any other questions that I can help you with ! Take care ! ~Emily
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I don't know, but they are definitely not split peas, and they are small like the native indian chana. They may still have been grown somewhere else. Might ask Bob's Red Mill. You can find them online.
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I don't know where you live, but I live in Oregon. I planted mine last spring and all 10 plants produced many berries. 9 of the plants lived through the winter and are now growing well. I was not, however, impressed with the flavor, size or quality of the berries. I think I will stick to regular red berries.
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I don't think it's sunflower, given Swanson has other products that explicitly state "Sunflower". I may try that after this batch is used up!
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I put the 2 plants I ordered in the ground after I got them around Father's Day, but they didn't do very well. Disappointingly, they both died. It's a shame; my husband fondly remembered Wintergreen from his youth, and he would have enjoyed seeing it spread.
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I think that it is a different brand. I'm very satisfied with this one, and have reordered as well as given a couple to family. My advice is to read reviews for both types.
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It doesn't specify on the package. Perhaps Glee gum would be of interest to you, it uses chicle instead which is derived from Manilkara sapota (sapodilla) tree.
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Not that I know of. The package just states that they are Moringa Oleifera. They are the most common and the sturdiest for our climate.