Have shell/corkscrew vine for special trade

14 years ago

I have Shell/Corkscrew Vine cuttings(very easy to root) Vigna Caracalla for special trade. This is not the snail vine. Be sure you know what you are getting. This is not invasive like the snail vine.

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jerryngeorgia31557
Original Author
14 years ago
Sorry but this offer is closed due to things beyond my control.
jerryngeorgia31557
Original Author
14 years ago
Well, I do after all have some cuttings I can send out if you are interested in trade or postage. Needs to be done quickly before cold weather/frost. This plant is the Shell/Corkscrew vine NOT the Snail vine. There is a major difference.
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kerai
14 years ago
I have not got your end of the trade yet after a few emails that you recently sent about our 6/09 trade.
jerryngeorgia31557
Original Author
14 years ago
I am pulling this from sending out due to some controversy
as to what it is. I feel certain that it is shell/corkscrew vine while another person is convinced that it is snail vine. I will not be sharing this at any time in the future. I am sorry.
karyn1
14 years ago
They are very easy to tell apart when in bloom. The first all purple flower is a Snail vine. The second pic of the pink and cream bloom is a Corkscrew vine. The Corkscrew vine is fragrant and the Snail vine has no scent.

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jerryngeorgia31557
Original Author
14 years ago
The flower on mine looks just like the second picture. Due to sinus surgery, I can not smell a lot of things.. I guess it really don't matter as I will not be sharing this any longer.
jerryngeorgia31557
Original Author
14 years ago
Uncle, I give. My vine is like the snail vine but the blooms are just like the shell/corkscrew vine, with the exception of the blooms are not cone shaped. Mine is NOT invasive like everything I have read about the snail vine. Mine does a very strong smell in the evening before dark. Let me know if you would like some of the cuttings or seeds for trade.
karyn1
14 years ago
The foliage of both is pretty much the same. When not in bloom, just by sight, I'd be hard pressed to tell them apart. I think the leaves on my snail vine might be a bit smaller. My corkscrew vine has a light scent 24/7, not just at night. The pics in the earlier post are of my vines and I've had both for several years. I cut them back and keep them dormant during the winter. Maybe yours is something different? Post a pic next season when it's back in bloom.
mdsozark
14 years ago
If you still have any cuttings - I don't really care WHICH it is since it's pretty! :) I'd love to trade or would gladly send postage.

Please let me know. I know this post is a bit dated but thought it was worth a try.

Michelle