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WANTED: carolina jasmine

11 years ago

I recently bought jasmine it wasn't the kind I really wanted but who cares it's jasmine right and I love the smell of jasmine. Well I bought them and they arrived really really late. To long of a story to tell anyway they look terrible and old and they are not growing but this time I don't think its me I think its the seeds. So if anyone has any Carolina jasmine seeds they would like to trade I will trade with them in a heartbeat. I have some things on my trade list but I also have blue angel clematis, white Angela clematis, sugarbowl clematis, stans clematis, large hyacinth bean, small hyacinth bean, lots of morning glories. Cardinal climber, red trumpet vine, and coral vine would be willing to trade two of these for Carolina jasmine vine. Thanks

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keywee
11 years ago
Do you mean to say Carolina Jessamine? The vine with the little yellow flowers? If so, I have a huge one, but unless I am wrong I do not believe it sets seed. Propagation is by rootball division. I wonder if it would go from a cutting? At this point, it would be pretty hard for me to find the rootball ~ my vine is immense (and in desperate need of a haircut:).
kchd
11 years ago
I have seeds of carolina jessamine (Gelsemium sempervirens). If this is what you are looking for, let me know and we can make a trade.
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kchd
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FYI - here's the Carolina jessamine and what the seed pods look like once the seeds are ripe & dry, ready for collecting.

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