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I have fresh Aristolochia / Dutchman's Pipe / Pipe Vine / Birthwort seeds for trade The photos can say more about the plants than I can If you have a fence you would like to cover / They make a great privacy screen Or They can be controlled by growing them in a large pot with a trellis All seeds are fresh & have been harvested within the last few weeks I am Not a seed counter / Will send a nice amount I have the following available~ *Aristolochia Gigantea./ Big Red Flower / Will Cover a Fence More Pics~ http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/album/578023775RaXVai *Aristolochia Elegans / Small Elegant Red Flower / / Will Cover a Fence *Aristolochia Fimbriata / White Veined Pipevine / Smaller Grower Than The Others / Likes It In The Shade / Makes for a Nice Hanging Basket Plant More Pics~ http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/album/577608655yZyeuj **Unknown / Possibly (Pretty Sure) Aristolochia Brasiliensis (Huge Red Flower) But Not 100% Sure / Collected Seed / Not From My Plant More Pics~ http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/album/581847358fBLIOL Would like to trade for other Aristolochia I don't have Aristolochia Pilosa is high on my want list Also looking for Carnivorous Colored Caluflower (orange / purple) Other weird interesting bizarre unusual strange uncommon plants (Sorry NOT Looking For Common Plants I Can Get At Any HomeDepot) LMK what you have Thanx Eric evil.garden.gnome13@gmail.com Here is a link that might be useful: The Kinds Of Plants I Like & Grow

Weebay, I ws'd A. tomentosa 3 years ago, with great success. Soaked in hot water for 24 hours; sowed on February 20th; sprouted May 14th. I got between 5-10 sprouts, and potted up about 5. Well, I never figured out where to plant them, and so they are still in pots! Unfortunately 3 have died off with only 2 healthy plants left in 1 gallon pots. They probably all would have survived if they had been planted in the ground or potted up to larger containers sooner. But, winter-sowing makes starting stuff from seed so easy, that I have this problem with sprouting vines, shrubs and trees, and not knowing where to plant them! Supposedly, A. tomentosa and A. macrophylla are the only 2 pipevine species that will be hardy in our colder zones. They grow well in partial shade. Aristolochia is a host plant for the Pipevine Swallowtail, which I have never seen around here, but may be resident in your area. I ordered the seed from Easywildflowers.com and they still sell it. Very nice guy runs that company, generous quantities, great germination, and I shared many of the extra seeds in SASBEs. Still have some left, but not sure if they are still viable?? Somewhere I read these lose viability quickly; however I am meticulous about storing seeds, so it wouldn't surprise me if they sprouted fine.

I think I have answered the e-mails. If i have not just e-mail me again. I still have some seeds.