Technically, the answer is yes, and the success rate will largely be dictated by the climate where you live. Temperatures are too cool in the majority of North America for eggplant to thrive as a perennial, but in warmer regions they can. For most of us, they are annuals that may occasional provide a surprise. The U.S. Department of Agriculture offers up more details and tips here:
Technically, the answer is yes, and the success rate will largely be dictated by the climate where you live. Temperatures are too cool in the majority of North America for eggplant to thrive as a perennial, but in warmer regions they can. For most of us, they are annuals that may occasional provide a surprise. The U.S. Department of Agriculture offers up more details and tips here: