What zones can it be grown in?
1783762
Because of one of our local growers I was told it could be in my 4 zone... that is all I know. Sorry there wasn't more info.
1783763
Zones 5-9. However mine is not doing well. Barely came back this year. Grew about 2 inches. No blooms.
1783764
I am still wondering if Amazon has a guarantee on the product, as 3 of 3 did not winter. :( diane e w
1975676
It should grow in your state without difficulty. Just scratch the dirt - deep enough to have the seed fall in and then lightly rack over the seeded area, water and you are good to go!
1487163
Well, I'm in zone 9 and it said zones 7-9 so I would say yes. Mine is a 2-3 yr old tree though and it's doing beautifully!
1363211
I think it is something about where it is grown. The blue box should have info on it.
698099
We are in Ohio mostly Zone 5, but unless your growing season is short - these should do fine in zone 4. I even have watermelons and pumpkins right now. We can also start our seeds in our greenhouse as of this past spring so that helps.
568110
If you are planning on growing it indoors, I don't see why not? Outdoors, I'd ask your local garden center if there are varieties that will thrive in your outdoor climate.
125787
It will grow in different areas. See these links: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moringa / puremoringa.com
792845
We live in northern Pennsylvania, zone 5, and it did extremely well for us. I don't know the extremes of the zones for good growth but as I said it did very well here.
74544
Zone 10 is best to grow Tumeric. You still can plant in the pot at zone 7, but you must bring inside when is below 30F
573635
I know they grow in my zone 6. Why not ask the question of the person who is selling them?
2042866
It's to tell you where in the U.S. this plant will grow. Check out http://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/PHZMWeb/ or search for "USDA zone map" to see what your zone number is.
566330
i do not know what zone .i grow them in saudi arabia .very hot&dry; in sumer &cold; in the winter. thay are doing very well.
1194991
Absolutely. In fact it will thrive in that location. You may even be able to direct seed and I would image it will naturalize in your climate. I would suggest starting some indoors as well as direct seeding just to be safe. Good luck and thank you for helping to save our Monarch Butterfly population in North America!
2183211
It's probably grown in China, Malaysia or Thailand. My best guess. Those are the largest growers in the world.
1500470
it is a perennial, in Illinois you would need to grow it in a pot and move it indoors when temperatures dip below 50 degrees
368708
It is hardy for zone 9. I live in Southern California. I kept it in the shade for a few months. It was not growing. Once I planted it in direct sun in my backyard, it quickly started to grow and blossom with alot of red flowers. I'm sure you can keep it trimmed. I see why not.
1368575
No idea. It survived in Pennsylvania and is now thriving in California. May need to bring it indoors during the cold winter while it is small.