Looking for a cutting of Bleeding Heart Vine (Glory Bower Clerodendrum, thomsoniae Family: Verbenaceae) Thank you!!! SASBE or can trade for pine or Live Oak seedlings.

There is allegheny vine- adlumnia fungosa- bleeding heart vine totally different species from dicentra- bleeding heart plant. I only know pink bleeding heart vine, never seen white one. Sorry my seedlings are from this year and as they are biennials I will have bloom next year.

Have lots of outdoor periennials and some water garden plants for trade. Or can do postage or SASE.

You might try posting this in the vines forum, or do a search to see if overwintering has already been discussed. I see on that it should be hardy to 30F or so. It looks like a beautiful plant. I do keep several tropicals inside over the winter (altho it never gets colder than 58F in my house!), some are dormant in pots in the cool basement (sweet potatoes, calla, dahlias, amaryllis) and others live in front of a sunny window being watered about once a week. I don't know which treatment would work for bleeding heart vine, but it sounds like it should be keep-able as long as your interior stays above 30F.