Radishes if you like them, and as you mentioned lettice/spinach.

I was getting a little confused too, MBT. I did a google search on Passiflora incarnata and here is a link to what I came up with. According to that site, it can take a year to germinate! Wow, watering it for a year before you see a sprout. That is a challenge. Maybe it is better to have a cutting. Carol, do you have passiflora incarnata growing along the ground as a ground cover? What color is it and when does it start to flower? I was hoping to grow it up a trellis from a container. Does it cling or twine or how does it support itself? Also, since it seems to be invasive in the ground, do you expect to have a difficult time digging it out? This link below reports it can grow 15 ft in one season. I am expecting to put it in a container that is about 20 inches in diameter and put perhaps a 5ft trellis in side the pot, or a bamboo tripod. Having grown the plant, do you think that will work? As for the cutting, let's check back in the spring and see how you are doing and what I am up to and maybe we could make a cutting trade at that point. Thanks very much for the offer. :-) adam Here is a link that might be useful: Passiflora incarnata

Hello! I saw you are looking for something I may have. Here is my have list Have Have FLOWERS White Aquilegra Blue Aquilegra Purple Aquilegra French Marigold Yellow Large Marigold Mexican Crackerjack orange and yellow Marigold Marigold Red Aurora Orange Marigolds Cerinthe Nicandra Blanket Flower Pincouchin Flower Black Eyed Susan HERBS Chamomile Lions Tail (edible) (smokeable) Tobacco Seeds (Edible) (smokeable) Lemon Balm Nigella Borage Amaranth Sweet William Hops Agastache Yellow Hyssop St Johns Wort Rue Salvia Purple Rain Echinaeca Cilantro FLOWERS Datura Blue Datura Vine White Datura (large blooms) Purple Datura (double) Moonflower Purple Moonflower White Morning Glory Grandpa Otts Morning Glory Trumpet Vine Split Personality Vine Cardinal Climber Vine Jasmine Vine Pink Coral Vine White Coral Vine Passionflower Vine Blue Lobelia White Milkweed Mexican Red Milkweed Antelope Milkweed Hosta Zinnia Foxglove (poisonous) Digitalis lutea Mullien (edible) (smokeable) Calandria Coreopsis Clarkia Poppies Blue ice desert Poppy Pink Lavender Oriental Scarlett Peony Poppy Poppy Laurens Grape Pink Peony Poppy Heuchera Liatris Honesty Thalictrum lavender dust Daisy Sweet pea flower Birdsfoot Morning glory VEGETABLE Okra Squash Beans Peas Pumpkin Radish Lettuce Cucumber Tomatoes Peppers Kohlrabi Beets Cauliflower FLOWERS Schizanthus porrigens Limanthus douglasi Blue Delphinium Pride of Barbados Baptisma Australis Amarylis hybrid Cranes Geranium Prairie Mallow Sunflowers Mammoth Russian Star Lemon Queen Black Oil Columbine Butterfly Bush Cosmos Goatsbeard Clematis Silohium Pertoliatum (Cuppa Flower) (Large) Hollyhock Pink Ruffle Larkspur Chocolate Plant Asclepias Tuberosa Orange Asclepias incarnata White Ascoepias Incarnata Purple Bell Flower Blackberry Iris Aster Greggs Blue Mist Flowers Skeleton Leaf Golden Eye Yellow Bells Evening Primrose Roses Lilliums various Nasturtium Red Mystery Petunia Ironweed Spiderweed Liatris Phlox Bachelor's Buttons Orange cosmos Red and orange cosmos Purple and pink cosmos Impatients Balsama Mix Euphorbia Marginata Mimulus Tigrinus Cream/Burgundy Jewelweed Malva Zebrina Indian Pink Celiosa Maroon Helerium Autumale Snagweed Thalictrum Mimulus Ringens Culvers Root Dodeca Theon Potentilla Anome Sylvestris Eupatorium Purpureum Joe Pye Weed Ratibida Pinnata Spikenard Heuchera Primula Japonica Lambs Ear Ratiba Pinnata Inula Magnifica 4 O'Clocks Red Pink White White yellow stripes Evening Scented Stocks Sweet Pea Snap Dragons TREE SEEDS Cedar Atlas Walnut Tree Yellow Arcacia Indian Plum Emperess Tree Dawn Redwood Katsura Maple

I broke down an bought a packet today. :) Maybe I'll have success, and it'll save Omar having to send cuttings to me. They have a Sell By date of 12/19, so I guess that's a good sign (?). I'll get soaking. Cannot even believe I went from fearing the aggressiveness of passion vines earlier this year to potentially having three varieties in my back yard! The butterflies must come first, people. :) The neighbor's P. incarnata 'Incense' (?) keeps sending up shoots in my bed. That one, I'm kinda fearing. Gulf frits...Gulf frits...Gulf frits!