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Jan 26, 2016 9:54 AM CST
Name: Debbie
Manitoba, Canada (Zone 3a)
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I've grown them in pots before Sue , on my patio; they did fine. Of course, they are limited by the size of the pot so would need a big container. I believe the varieties I grew were Carmencita and the plainer Green Ricinus ( it was some years ago) As I recall, Carmencita did better as it is not quite as large of a plant. Your New Zealand Purple looks very attractive; I love those dark rich leaves and of course they have such a great tropical look to them! I only ever grew Castor Bean in the garden once, it was a monster and I can remember trying to dig up those roots after the frost took it...... Grumbling I never tried it again,lol.

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