Can you grow cardamom in the US?

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Cardamom grows naturally on the hot and humid jungle floors of Southeast Asia, but they can be grown in the US if the climate is right. Cardamom grows well in the US Department of Agricultural zones 10 through 12, which includes the very bottom of Florida and the coasts of Southern California.

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