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HAVE: Aristolochia Fimbriata

10 years ago

Just harvested a new batch of seeds from my Aristolochia Fimbriata.
Aristolochia Fimbriata is a Pipevine swallowtail host plant.

If interested in trading, please post here.

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Comments (12)

LullabyF360
10 years ago
Hello! I'm interested! Let me know what your are looking for. My list if not up to date.
graanieb
10 years ago
Hi Ruth, good seeing you--swallowtail butterfly host you said? I better have it..just few minutes ago seen a Tiger swallowtail around my coral vine and citrus-then second swallowtail came along, off the flattered -together, what a sight, 5th time I've seen 2 lately.
Hope I have your wants, oh I'm also interested in lantana...will send you email soon.
thanks, Bea
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This particular aristolochia vine is small and quite beautiful with the white markings on the leaves. I grow it and I would guess the longest tendril might reach 36" at maturity. It does not climb or twine about a support, as we expect most vines to do and it doesn't put out side growth. Each vine simply sprawls about the surface of the soil. To cover the surface of your growing area, I would suggest planting several vines together. The blooms are very small but look like the blooms on the larger Aristolochia vines. The little seed pods resemble tiny melons and when they mature, dry and pop open, you can see sections of the seed pod, with each section holding several seed. My little vines come back each year from the tubers and they will self seed if left to themselves. Last year my vines were eaten down to nothing but bare vines by pipevine swallowtail cats (the reason I grow them) but given fertilizer and water and a break from the always hungry cats, they will rebound nicely. In my part of the country, I grow them mostly in shade. We had terribly cold temps last winter and many of my little vines still came back, with new seedlings sprouting this spring to fill in the gaps left by vines that died. I think you will be pleasantly surprised with this little vine. ~Mary A. fimbriata - you can see a small bloom near the top right of this photo
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ruthz
Original Author
10 years ago
lullaby, I would like something from my want list, or I'll look at your have list. Let me know.

Bea, supposedly they lay their eggs on it. Google it and see if you still want some.
It's a short pipevine that looks good in a hanging basket.
graanieb
10 years ago
Googled it right before posting I sure want it, sent you email, let me know, thanks.
LullabyF360
10 years ago
Since my list is not up to date, let me know what you are looking for: tomatoes, annuals, perennials, peppers, beans, peas, etc. I will send you my list of whatever you are searching for.
seedmoney
10 years ago
Hi Ruth,
I'm interested in several items on your list. Please take a peek at my list and see if anything catches your eye.
Regards, seedmoney
beautifulreddahlias
10 years ago
I am interested! I'll send an email
lovemeflowers
10 years ago
I would love to trade. my list is not up to date on here yet but I have it stored in a file I can send you. Please let me know if you have any left to trade with
ruthz
Original Author
10 years ago
lovemeflowers, yes I still have seeds left.
lovemeflowers
10 years ago
I would love to trade but it wont let me email you my list.
petunia_2006
10 years ago
Hi Ruth I would love some aristolochia and yellow ballerina datura if you still have any left. Check out my seed trade list for any you would like to trade for.
ruthz
Original Author
10 years ago
petunia, I would love to trade for your
Ã¢ÂÂ¢orange crocosmia (almost ready).

Just let me know when the seeds are ready to trade.

This post was edited by ruthz on Sun, Sep 15, 13 at 14:50

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