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desperately want: passiflora incarnata!

12 years ago

Hello good people of gardenweb,

I have been searching like a madman for purple passion flower, maypop, apricot vine, Passiflora Incarnata! It is apparently very difficult for anyone to have a good supply to sell or trade. So, please help me out. I am willing to buy, trade anything in my lists, etc. Ideally, I would like a small plant and at least a few seeds, but I will take anything at this point. Thank you in advance for any and all help!

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Comments (6)

watersprite
12 years ago
I have a good many plants I could trade.

Brenda
turquoisefox
12 years ago
I have rooted plants of Passiflora incarnata. LMK if you are interested.

Jena
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I have Passiflora incarnata and would like to trade for shade plants, particularly large leaved hosta. PLMK if you are interested in a trade. Susan
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Around here, it's way too early for fresh seeds of this species. I'll probably have plenty in a few months. Do be aware that this plant, that can look well behaved in a field or other natural setting, can be an extremely aggressive pest in the flowerbed.
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DionKar333
Original Author
12 years ago
Thank you both for the quick responses! I was honestly not expecting anything for a few days. If there is anything on my trade-list that interests you two, let me know And I would happily trade. If not, I am also willing to simply pay for the plants. Thank you both so much!
greenthumbgrow
12 years ago
I would also be interested in a trade of this from one of you if you are interested in a second trade. Take a look at my list and see if there is something you would like. I would appreciate it greatly. I had this plant and lost it 2 years ago. Shoot me an email.
ckotzur
12 years ago
I have rooted plants of passiflora incarnata. I will be happy to trade with you for lemon balm and japanese white birch.
watersprite
12 years ago
greenthumbgrow,

Sent you an email.

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