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In frost-free areas, castor bean is an evergreen herbaceous or semi-woody large shrub or small tree that gets up to 40' tall and 15' wide. In the tropics, it can have a trunk that is woody near the base and up to a foot in diameter. Elsewhere, castor bean plant grows as an annual that can get 4-15' tall in a single growing season. This is a fast growing, suckering, colony forming plant with decidedly tropical looking foliage. They tend to grow straight up at first, developing branches only later in the season...
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When you want a big, fast-growing plant, Castor Bean is the one to choose. This plant grows 8 feet or more in just one year. Its not unusual for a Castor Bean plant to grow 15 feet tall. Castor Beans have large exotic leaves that grow up to 2 feet wide. In areas with mild, frost-free winters Castor Beans may live for many years and become quite woody and tree-like.
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The Castor Bean Impala, 'Ricinus communis', has fast growing, dramatically tropical, dark bronze foliage. Because all parts of this plant are poisonous, do not plant this near very small children and pets. With this in mind, you will love this plant if you need a tall tropical looking screen. Small scarlet flowers appear on foot-high stalks, followed by prickly husks, which contain brown speckled seeds. The Castor Bean blooms in summer when the plants are about 1 foot tall.The Impala grows best in...
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THE CASTOR BEAN is a shrub-like plant with large, long-stemmed leaves that are lobed like fingers. Its spiny, clustered seed pods contain white, bean-like seeds (Botanically speaking, it isn't a true bean, but a Spurge), which typically bear attractive markings in various colours. The plant is native to tropical Africa, but it is grown commercially in California and has become naturalized throughout the southern United States. In northern areas, it is often cultivated, in the warmer months, as an ornamental...
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Some organic gardening sites claim that castor bean plants help repel moles from your landscape (castor bean oil is often used in commercial mole repellents), however other sites say there is no research to substantiate that claim – but, heck – it can’t hurt to try it and you’ll amaze your neighbors with this fast growing, tropical plant!
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THE CASTOR BEAN is a shrub-like plant with large, long-stemmed leaves that are lobed like fingers. Its spiny, clustered seed pods contain white, bean-like seeds (Botanically speaking, it isn't a true bean, but a Spurge), which typically bear attractive markings in various colours. The plant is native to tropical Africa, but it is grown commercially in California and has become naturalized throughout the southern United States. In northern areas, it is often cultivated, in the warmer months, as an ornamental...
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In frost-free areas, castor bean is an evergreen herbaceous or semi-woody large shrub or small tree that gets up to 40' tall and 15' wide. In the tropics, it can have a trunk that is woody near the base and up to a foot in diameter. Elsewhere, castor bean plant grows as an annual that can get 4-15' tall in a single growing season. This is a fast growing, suckering, colony forming plant with decidedly tropical looking foliage. They tend to grow straight up at first, developing branches only later in the season...
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THE CASTOR BEAN is a shrub-like plant with large, long-stemmed leaves that are lobed like fingers. Its spiny, clustered seed pods contain white, bean-like seeds (Botanically speaking, it isn't a true bean, but a Spurge), which typically bear attractive markings in various colours. The plant is native to tropical Africa, but it is grown commercially in California and has become naturalized throughout the southern United States. In northern areas, it is often cultivated, in the warmer months, as an ornamental...
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(Ricinus zanzibarensis) A vigorous 5' ornamental. Can be grown perennially in tropical areas. Large deep red palmate leaves with 5-11 lobes often grow past 12". Large red flowers in panicles and bright red fruit 1" in diameter covered with soft spines. Native to Africa. All parts of the plant, particulary the beans, are poisonous to humans and livestock. Will help keep furry pests and insects out of your garden. Extremely toxic, keep out of the reach of children. Pkt. (12 g)
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Disclaimer - We warrant that the seed we sell conforms to the label description. We make no warranties, expressed or implied, of merchantability, fitness for purposed, or other wise, which extended beyond such description. In all cases, our liability for breach of warranty or contractor for negligence is limited to the purchase price of the seed, as a condition to such liability we must receive written notice of any claim of any defect no later than 10 days after the defect becomes apparent.
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Red Castor Bean plants have very small flowers, but very LARGE and attractive red seed pods. In addition, each new leaf begins life as an exotic reddish-purple color and slowly changes to green with red veins as they grow into large, tropical leaves. The bright red stalks that support the leaves, flowers and seed pods just add to the allure of this plant.
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I plan to buy several of these plants. My neighbor actually wants them for one specific reason. Many years ago, her father in law used the to kill moles. She has tried everything and her yard is infested with moles that eat the roots from her other plants and have destroyed her yard. It is understood that the moles will feed on the roots and the toxicity will kill them. FYI
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With this in mind, you will love this plant if you need a tall tropical looking screen. The large copper-red leaves are dramatic and tropical looking. Purchase while supplies and stock are still available. Small scarlet flowers appear on foot-high stalks, followed by prickly husks, which contain brown speckled seeds. Because all parts of this plant are poisonous, do not plant this near very small children and pets. The Castor Bean Impala, 'Ricinus communis', has fast growing, dramatically tropical...
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Introduced to English gardens in the 16th century. Stately quick-growing ornamental plant with tropical appearance, large reddish-tinged foliage and brightly colored seedpods. Listed in 1896 catalog of R. & J. Farquhar along with 10 other named varieties. Castor Bean seeds and seedpods are poisonous! 6-8' tall. (Annual)
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Oil extracted from seeds is a commonly used laxative for temporary constipation and acute diarrhea. Large tropical-looking foliage. Caution: although the oil is safe, raw seeds are poisonous.
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B110 Castor Bean Red 25g
Here's a handsome plant with spectacular leaves and even more spectacular red seed pods that will knock your socks off (unless you're barefoot). We came to a screeching halt when we saw these plants bordering a white stucco wall. Ht 2 m (6 ft). Origin: Africa.
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Castor Bean (Ricinus) - Annual. 4-12 ft. plant. Grown as a curiosity because of its enormous (up to 3 ft.) leaves, this plant is the source of castor oil. Seeds are poisonous. Requires good sunlight. Unique looking plant.
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In frost-free areas, castor bean is an evergreen herbaceous or semi-woody large shrub or small tree that gets up to 40' tall and 15' wide. In the tropics, it can have a trunk that is woody near the base and up to a foot in diameter. Elsewhere, castor bean plant grows as an annual that can get 4-15' tall in a single growing season. This is a fast growing, suckering, colony forming plant with decidedly tropical looking foliage. They tend to grow straight up at first, developing branches only later in the season...
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Since we live in the Gulf Coast semi-tropical area, this wonderful plant - actually got to around 25 feet tall - overwintered through two winters. Last winter we had a suprise snow storm and although the leaves were frozen, it immediately put back on new growth. The only thing that harmed this "tree" was Hurricane Ike whose path came directly over us and it was too top-heavy and shallow rooted. After staking it up and tying guy wires to it, it came back in full force. This is a gorgeous, heat-resistant...
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A unique and uncommon variety, this wonderful specimen has enormous leaves in a rich metallic copper-bronze that seems to shimmer in the sun. A very showy plant; stems, seed pods and stalk are a very deep purple. This variety will grow to 6 feet or more and will add a great dimension to your tropical garden. A stand of New Zealand Purple is truly an amazing sight! Pkt.6
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THE CASTOR BEAN is a shrub-like plant with large, long-stemmed leaves that are lobed like fingers. Its spiny, clustered seed pods contain white, bean-like seeds (Botanically speaking, it isn't a true bean, but a Spurge), which typically bear attractive markings in various colours. The plant is native to tropical Africa, but it is grown commercially in California and has become naturalized throughout the southern United States. In northern areas, it is often cultivated, in the warmer months, as an ornamental...
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A fast growing plant that adds an exotic and tropical flair to any landscape. Usually grown as an annual, the Castor Bean plant may reach 8 feet in height or more by the end of the summer. These are PERFECT for creating a FAST screen between you and the rest of the world. They look GREAT planted around your pool for some added privacy and to add that extra 'tropical island' feel all summer long.
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Castor Bean (Ricinus) - Annual. 4-12 ft. plant. Grown as a curiosity because of its enormous (up to 3 ft.) leaves, this plant is the source of castor oil. Seeds are poisonous. Requires good sunlight. Unique looking plant.
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