Hi - I have these plants for trade; *** You may, want to google these to get more details for your area. variegated spider plants ipoemea batatas; some plants and clippings blackie margarita tricolor passionflower caerulea; clippings buddliea bush; clippings nanho buzz house plant christmas cactus ; NO I.D. clippings house plant ; creeping charlie, clippings I, am looking for plants. I ship, priority and would like the same. Thank you, Mistee

You may have found seeds if the plant flowered. However, the seeds likely will not grow into a plant with the same leaf shape or coloring as the parent plant. They could be very nice, though. Vine cuttings or the tuberous roots would give identical copies of the parent. It should be interesting to see if they grow and if all four seeds grow into similar plants or if they vary a lot. I've never seen seeds on mine but have overwintered the roots and used them to start the next season's vines. I don't have any now so I can't trade. Here is a link that might be useful: Interesting blog post

Hi Carol! I just went to the food and wine festival at Disney and they had a lot of displays with ornamental and good tasting edible sweet potatoes. There are so many tasty varieties of sp that is a waste of time to eat the ones that are ornamental. I know I only eat things that taste good,lol Today I harvested some of the purple ones and they look so good and so big! I cannot wait to try them, in fact I am just going to have a small party , I better come up with a good recipe for them! About the leaves, they are edible and you eat them like greens for example in a soup. I have not tried them yet.:) Sweet potatoes are so decorative! look at one of the displays at Epcot And my Okinawa purple inside and outside sweet potatoes. We had some sweet potato dishes at the party, someone made it with spices like curry, it was different and tasty. I also have to try the Mahon variety for comparison with my old Amish Porto Rico bush. I am thinking about the menu for my next party, it is going to have purple sweet potatoes and tomatoes from the garden... Silvia

The easiest way to overwinter sweet potato vines is by taking cuttings and leaving them in a glass of water all winter. They root super-easy, too! Or you can pot up your plants and keep them indoors.