Hey Pam, I've got a small trade left of the Black Sea Man (around 8 seeds) if that's enough to be worth your time and if you're interested send me an email and we'll talk! Thanks, Wendy

Thanks for the info Angela, but whatever Amy has on her member page just barely begins to download on to my computer and then it is gone to a white page that says this member doesn't exist. Could be that whatever Amy has used for her graphic background has something on it that is being blocked by my computer's protections as well as several other people that I had try for me. this happens on both Macs and PCs This doesn't happen or appear on anyone else's member page This is what i get when I try to access Amy's member page Amy has e-mailed me about seeds, so things are fine on that part. have responded to all new posters. Seeds still left Here is a link that might be useful: what I see

Don't think it's a brazillian one. The leaves on mine are different, heartshaped. The seeds where dark black and quite large, but no hairy anything on them. I don't have any leftover ones to take a pic of. I planted the 4 I had and only 1 germinated. Karla, the trader said the flowers where in bloom during the day, not at night. Don't all moonvine bloom in the evening and dark? I just don't want to plant the seedling if it could turn out to be anything like binweed or Noah, that tiny orange/red mg that reseeds everywhere for years and years. Took a friend of mine 5 years to get rid of all the seedlings that kept coming up every spring all over her yard and gardens, even in the middle of the lawn and a crack in the middle of the road. Think I'll send the trader and e-mail and see if she can give me more info on them Fran

Thanks folks. I'm a relative newbie to flowers, good to know: 1) They will grow in containers 2) They don't like fertilizer 3) They appear to grow better in containers/container soil I got one from Stpetefla last year, moved it out of gray sand it was in and into a potting mix for a few months, then planted it in the ground in the one gallon of potting mix I had it in and it really took off. By contrast all three I planted from seed in the ground three weeks ago are barely growing, and the bugs have already found them. I think I need to start another batch in potting mix.... Here are a few pictures of the one that got me started, and why I'm interested in them...these are not the best pictures, this plant is loaded with flowers. Tom