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Although the question is vague, in a word the answer is YES. The US has a huge growing season variation from North to South, so having no idea what area you live in I will just mention that most areas will have to grow it as an annual plant outdoors, but indoors as a houseplant it could be grown as a perennial.
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What is a plant that is grown in the US?
I dont now
Can a mangosteen tree be grown in the US?
The mangosteen tree is a tropical plant. It is mainly grown in Southeast Asia. Some have been grown in southern Florida.
Where are peanuts located?
Peanuts form on the roots of the peanut plant. They are grown in Georgia and other southern US states and in Africa.
How tall does a house plant get?
Ok, it depends on the plant. If it has long spiked leaves it can grown to two feet tall. If it's an African Violet it grows to about six or seven inches. So, you need to ask again, and tell us the name of the plant.
Where is aloe vera grown?
Commercial grown Aloe comes from Australia, South Africa, parts of the Southern US and several other countries that have constant warm temps. It also can be grown as a house plant given the right conditions.
What is a crop grown in us that starts with letter s?
Soybeans are a crop grown in the US.
What is a product grown in China used in the US?
Rice is grown in China and used in the US.
Where is rice grown in the US?
They're grown in farmlands
Can you put fully grown trees in plant pots on pet society?
No..if you pulled out the fully grown tree it will be permanently deleted.Hopefully Pet Society will eventually let us move the tree around.Just keep your fingers and toes cross.
Where are Haricot beans are they grown?
They are popularly grown in Britain or the US.
How do you get penny in seeds?
As far as can tell there is no plant named "penny". The penny used as money can't be grown so you get seeds. Pennies are made at one of the US mints.
Where in America does strawberries come from?
Strawberries are grown in most states in the US. I know for certain they can be grown in Massachusetts and southern California, which are pretty different climates, so I'm pretty sure they can be grown in all states (the Wikipedia article about strawberries calls them "an easy plant to grow" and notes they "can be grown almost anywhere in the world").
