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"PaulK" writes:
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| Grown here as a tender annual. Sow in march and (depending on variety) you
| can have 2m tall flowering and fruiting plant in September with leaves 60+cm
| across!
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| NOT recommended for a garden with small children unless fully trained but is
| a stunning plant for tropical effect.
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| Used by many parks as summer bedding.
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| Chiltern sell the seed

And fairly widely available in garden centres as house plants.
As with many such plants, they will grow in the UK but probably
not ripen viable seed.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren,
University of Cambridge Computing Service,
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