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A striking tree-like annual to 15 often grown in gardens for effect - the handsome green leaves are up to 3 wide and palmately divided into 5 To 11 crenate lobes. Often found as an ornamental and is also grown in northern zones in summer. Fast growing. Seeds poisonous if eaten. Easily grown in well draining type soil. Plant the seeds at 1" depth using a well draining soil mixture. Provide bright light and keep lightly moist.

Description: These fast-growing tropical native plants are fabulous for adding flair, height and drama to your garden spaces. In very warm climates the main stem becomes woody and they are suitable for use as a small tree. In cooler climates they are used as an annual planting or can grown in pots and overwintered indoors. Plants are grown mainly for their foliage. The palmate leaves with white midribs emerge a dark reddish purple or bronze and turn a glossy green in maturity, sometimes with...

Ricinus cummunis is better known as Castor Oil Plant or Castor Bean. It belongs to the Euphorbiaceous family. The original form, probably a native of Africa or East India. Now grown in all warmer regions. It is a fast-growing, suckering perennial shrub which can reach the size of a small tree (around 12 m). Ricinus communis is a large plant used mainly for spot planting in display beds. It can be use as a solitary subject or in groups in grass or in front of buildings. It is good as a backdrop for...

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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)

I bought seeds for these in 2011 and loved the results for those that I got to sprout. These seedlings have trouble casting off the spent seed pod. Perhaps nick the seeds before planting next time? Also, as another reviewer mentioned, part sun/shade is best. Under those conditions, my plants (that survived the sprouting process) got to easily 10' with leaves 30" across ~ would have gotten bigger if not for our first hard freeze last week. I will definitely order these seeds again. .

I bought a pack of seeds last year and stuck just three seeds in the ground in a 5 foot long bed next to my deck. By late summer they were so tall they blocked the view from the deck and they were wide enough that they took the entire 5 foot bed up. At the end of the growing season I had to cut the stocks down with a saw. These plants need lots of sun but zero maintenance. (I planted a couple more seeds in a slightly shaded area and they only got 4 feet tall) The leaves are huge and very attractive...

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. For growing instructions, click here

(Ricinus communis) Castor Beans were introduced in the 16th century. We offer a mix of reds, pinks, greens, and burgundy. Tall, 8-12-foot plants are tropical looking, have colored flower pods, and are easy to grow. Warning: the seeds and plants are very poisonous.

Perennial Flower SeedsFour (4) O'clock Flower seedsRich Vibrant Fushia Colour flowers, 12 seeds per packblooms from July-frost, full sun-tolerates partial sun, hardy to zone 4, Height to 14", direct sow in spring or for earlier bloom start indoors 6 weeks prior to outdoor planting, drought tolerant once established,Morning Glory Flower seedsBlooms from June to frost, Continuous growth, 25+ seeds per packAnnual Flowering vine, self seeds, blooms June - frost, full sun-tolerates partial sun, Height...

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