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Hello, I would love of yours-;; the honeysuckle passiflora inncense cuttings I first smelled honey suckle at my brothers in cali. and my passiflora did not come up, don't know why, this is only my second year gardening, I have;;;; gaillardia-pulchella purple cone flower little joe pye weed clarkia elegance malva zebrina helenium moerheim beauty yellow moon bean coreopsis allium christophii caryopteris bush- blue beard maltese cross-red redbeckia- green eyes email me if you would like to trade, I love vines we have a bare deck,ha. pumkingal-Lisa

Want Violet seeds, Albutilon, walking iris, Akebia, Have Crepe Myrtle in White, and Pinks, morning glories mixed colors.

Your wild violets do look like they could be Viola sororia -- but because of the fairly distant genetic relationship between violets like that and pansies, in spite of them being members of the same genus, you will never have to worry about them hybridizing. You may have some reseeding from your pansies, but they aren't usually terribly prolific if they do. Violas would be more successful at that, and Johnny-jump-ups can be as weedy as Viola sororia. The wild violets may be difficult to eradicate, however, and if you choose to grow tastier edible flowers that bloom during the heat of summer, you might find yourself trying to remove them later. Good luck with your edible garden plans! Stefan