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plant vine identity

22 years ago

Many years ago I was given some seeds to a vine which I believe came for New Zeland or thereabouts.

The seed pod was dark brown in color with a velvet coating.

It produced a vine that had flowers similar to a wisteria plant. The vine had large glossy leaves and grew to a great height. I lost the seed in a move several years ago and would like to reestablish them in my yard here in Texas.

I would appreciate the name , source, or seed itself if possible..

Thank You for your attention

Rudy Klecka RPh (retired)

Victoria Texas 77904 USA

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Comments (2)

yvonnej
22 years ago
Hi Cant think off hand which vine it may be but will look in the books. What colour was the flower?
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hortie
22 years ago
Could it be Australia's Native Sasparilla/Native Wisteria - Hardenbergia violacea. It's leaves are glossy but not what I would call large. - hope it is what you are after!
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