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Indeed, comfrey is also a very nectar-rich plant. Thank you for your comment.

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In summer, the average temperature here is around 35°C and can even exceed 40°C, but in winter, it drops to a minimum of about -2 -3C

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No, you can use it without worry. The oil no longer contains the toxin and, on the contrary, is full of benefits. The toxins are removed during the extraction process. You have absolutely nothing to worry about.

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6-7 years

thanks❤ but very long period

Yes from seed its long but its funny to see it grow step by step

sorry to disturb u again You r living in mountain side ? because of i am living in environment where we have almost 5 seasons in one year in this climate what kind of situations this plant will face.....

"I live in France by the Mediterranean Sea. We have four seasons here: spring, summer, fall, and winter." The apricot tree (Prunus armeniaca) is a hardy fruit tree, but its resistance to cold depends on the growing conditions and the season’s progress: Winter Hardiness: Apricot trees can withstand cold winter temperatures, often down to 5°F to -4°F (-15°C to -20°C), and sometimes even lower for certain varieties. However, young trees and less hardy varieties may be more sensitive to low temperatures. Sensitivity to Spring Frost: Apricot trees bloom early in spring, making them vulnerable to late frosts that can destroy the flowers and impact the harvest. Temperatures between 28°F and 23°F (-2°C to -5°C) during flowering can damage the blooms. To grow an apricot tree in areas with harsh winters or late spring frosts, it's recommended to: Plant the tree in a sheltered, south-facing location. Protect young trees from cold winds. Choose varieties adapted to colder climates."

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Thx.. where are you from?

@@Thegardeningbible66 currently live in north eastern Missouri, United States.

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@Thegardeningbible66 I'd be interested in watching a video on potatoes/Pomme de Terre ( hope I said right), where I used to live they were an easy thing to grow. I even worked part time on a farm that grew over 200 hectares of them, but since relocating I've yet to have a decent crop

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A banana tree will produce throughout its life without any issues, and you don't have to harvest every time for it to bear fruit.

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