Trumpet vines pods
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HAVE: red trumpet vine seeds( entire pods)
Comments (8)HI jessie, I would love to have some red trumpet vine seeds. I will happily trade or send sasbe. Please let me know. Thanks, Ibartoo...See MoreWANTED: trumpet vine seed pods
Comments (1)Hi Penny, Did you get your seeds? I don't have but I saw your name and I think we traded years ago...I've moved to Ontario, brought 200 potted perennials with me, they're over wintering in the field...can't wait 'till spring! It's nice being back on the forum.. talk soon Heather Macdonald...See MoreMy Trumpet Vines have giant PODS
Comments (16)I’m so confused, I’ve ways picked these flowers in the morning before they open, ( I rent a house with a 60 year old plant that has completely taken over the foundation, devastatingly beautiful) when the dew mixes with the sap, they’re like a perfect sugary shot, you pull the petals from the sepals, make sure theirs no ants, and shoot it back. Delicious. My mind is blown that while I’m looking up this plant today everything says all parts of this plant are toxic! This is the only thing I could find where someone else said they also drink the nectar!...See MoreQuestion about unripe seed pods
Comments (2)Hi Kathy, So much depends on how early they picked them. Take the hibiscus for example. If you pick the pods just before they are about to open, almost all of the seeds will be viable. If you go back a few days before that, some will be ready and some won't, a few days before that and not many will be viable. The farther away you get from the cracking open stage, the less the seeds have a chance of being ripe. Also drying under ripe seed off the plant won't make them ripen, it will just make dry unripe seed. You could ask how many seeds the trader is sending since extra seed would help make up for a lower germination rate. Remy...See More- 18 years ago
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