HI, I'm wondering if you've ever eaten the fruit or made juice or tea from your passion flower fruit? I've often heard of it being used like that and wondering what your experience has been. Thx, Xtal

I am interested in passion fruit and poppy seeds. Like mybabygirls, I have just recently moved from an apartment into a townhouse, so my trades are limited. I do have some cape honeysuckle seed pods I would be willing to trade. I also have this really unusual succulent that looks like an aloe plant, but instead of spikes, it puts off tiny succulents that are its "seeds". Please let me know if you are interested in trading.

Bren, sorry to have taken so long, but I've gone through all my seeds and found no double yellow or purple Angel trumpet. Hope someoe will have some to swap with you. cora

Incense is not self-fertile, and most clones of it are not very fertile at all. I hand pollinated mine this past year about 60 times! with incarnata pollen, without any luck. It did set one small fruit from a flower that I did not hand pollinate, but it did not set until almost all of my wild incarnatas had stopped flowering around Labor Day. Not sure where the pollen came from. I cut off the developing fruit with about a foot of stem when cold weather set in and kept it in water indoors until my patience ran out a couple of weeks ago. I cut it open and found 5 mature seeds and several immature seeds. All of the commonly available red passionflowers are very likely to NOT be self-fertile, but all should produce edible fruit when cross-pollinated with suitable pollen. ~kiwinut