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mgk65 · March 27, 2016

I found this place that has Indian culinary and floral seeds: http://www.seedsofindia.com/

I got mine from a friend 10+ years ago.

I have several curry trees and they grow quite well and probably will tolerate some cold, but I am in zone 6 so I bring them in in the winter. They are pretty hardy. Once established they will shoot off sprouts from the roots that you can cut off and make new clones.

Cut it back every so often and it recovers by branching off.

March 27, 2016	#7
mgk65 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: WV, Z6 Posts: 16	I found this place that has Indian culinary and floral seeds: http://www.seedsofindia.com/ I got mine from a friend 10+ years ago. I have several curry trees and they grow quite well and probably will tolerate some cold, but I am in zone 6 so I bring them in in the winter. They are pretty hardy. Once established they will shoot off sprouts from the roots that you can cut off and make new clones. Cut it back every so often and it recovers by branching off.