Any experiences with planting castor bean plants in very damp and saturated soil?

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Castor Bean is very invasive in my South Florida area. It is a very fast-growing weed that quickly colonizes undisturbed sites around farms such as sugarcane fields and canals. I see them growing in huge, weedy bunches around many of those places as well as others in my area. It is found throughout much of zones 8b, 9a, 9b, 10a, 10b, 11 and below through the Keys, mostly in the central and southern parts of the state, Florida. However, it may be a great houseplant indoors in a pot. However, it's bright-red seeds are extremely poisonous if ingested! If you have this plant, don't plant it outdoors, and keep away from young children!

ken

They may be invasive in the lower states due to warmer temps, but anytime the temp drops below 30f they start to die. And if you noticed in my first post i am in Zone 8, which is North Georgia. Every winter they would die out and i would need to reseed in the spring time. I highly doubt the seems would survive the winter and germinate by the spring.

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