I live in California and don't really know if there's a nursery or garden store that sells that variety in Hawaii. :( But, If you can get your hands on some cuttings, I would deeply suggest that you try to root some. I have seen many 'Frederick' passies being grow from cuttings at my local city college. (They have two mature vines) Since that spiecies is a hybrid, you need to propagate them either from cuttings or graft in order to get exactally what you want... (seed grown plants will be unpredictable) Although, I have grown a few from seed myself before knowing of this information. I don't really care which parent side ends up being more dominant just as long as they produce gorgeous flowers and edible fruit, that would be good enough for me. ;) Hope this is of any help, Daniel

Hi Everyone, Greetings. I am Durai from Malaysia. I have Passiflora Edulis (Purple fruit) seeds and Passiflora Flavicarpa (Yellow fruit) seeds for Trade. I am looking for any Large, Edible and Self polinating variety Seeds. Thank You. Durai

It *may* be it's getting too much nitrogen & not enough phosphorus.. Nitro = lots of leaves, phos = more blooms. Since there's some rabbit "presents" in there with it I'd let it go- The more it grows the faster it uses that up (and yes the bigger it gets) but eventually as the N level drops it'll start to flower. At least I'm pretty sure that's what'll happen. I feel your pain tho- Some of mine haven't bloomed for 2 or 3 years. Not sure they ever will.

hey, cool, lets do it. if you find a few things from my have list, it will make it better if we can trade some more things, while we are at it.... i do have a lot of arugula. if you are still looking for muscadines, i believe i have some from last year, from trade, so someone else saved them. i also have several kinds of grape seeds. as for the red baron, i am not familiar with that variety. the white flesh peach tree i have makes yummy peaches, lovely red skin, white flesh ,sweet and firm free stone peaches. we also have a very juicy one, that i am told is actually a nectarine. its fuzzy like a big juicy peach, has some red streaks in the flesh sometimes, its very juicy and sweet. it is a clingstone though, so its hard to get the seeds cleaned good. i also have some seeds of my neighbor's peach, which is a yellow flesh peach, very late in the season, also firm and would be good for canning and pies....it is though, also a clingstone. we are all bad at keeping track of the names of our perennials...and these trees were planted long ago now...so they have forgotten their names! but they were purchased named cultivars...once having some name.