Hi Bev, I would have thought that someone would have replied before now, but I guess there just are not many that are familiar with collecting seeds from Brunfelsia pauciflora. See the first site that come up on the linked search below. I didn't want to link to the site, since it is to 'that other' place. It looks like once the pods are good and brown that they are ready to harvest. hth. Sue...chemocurl Here is a link that might be useful: see the first site found on this search

I'm interested in those! Please check my trade list. I have yellow morning glories, maroon flowered macroptilium vine, blue butterfly clitoria vine, red pentas, and also have these tropicals: Cordyline terminalis (red variegated Ti plant)- Spring harvest, March 2009 Indoor/outdoor perennial, said to bring luck, non toxic too. Leea rubra 'Violacea' . Fresh-harvested March 2009 Gorgeous tender perennial with lacy purple foliage. It is a great indoor-outdoor plant for use indoors in winter and outside on the patio in summer. The purple color holds well indoors in moderate to bright light.

Rhizo, you have the greatest sense of humor. lol Oct 2012, a man in Aurora, IL was caught with hundreds of birds in his home. The story was mentioned on the news. He said, he started out with one bird, then added a second..from then on he sought out various birds...from parakeets to macaws. The building is now condemned, and the man is terribly worried about his birds. Now the sad part. Although he loved his feathered friends, many were found dead. It doesn't make sense. Police and tv crews were at the house...all wearing masks. It happens a lot more than you'd think. One man who owned a local pet store, 'immaculate condition,' lived on an upper floor of the store. Garbage strewn everywhere and pets galore. His elderly mother was confined to a wheel chair, surrounded by trash, dead and living cats and dogs. He kept his mother hostage. Police discovered he had been arrested and charged/fined for the same thing, in another town. I once stopped in his pet store..prices were tripple other stores, and he had a terrible personality...Obnoxious. I walked out without making a purchase..he was pissed off. Thee following year he was on the news, handcuffed. lol. I felt sorry for his mother and those poor pets.

Hey, thanks everyone! You know, it is so nice to know others whom have an appreciation for these types of plants like us or even care enough to express concern for my health. Funny how you find more of that here than here at my home. Jodi: It is so nice to see you! What an honor to have you stop by. Thank you so much:-) Hey Robert. How have you been? How are your plants doing? How is your Bruns? Boy, do you have an eye for Hoya. Yes that is exactly what it is and I did get it at Logees's. I have had it for two years this summer and it finally flowered. It smells more like a chocolate than vanilla. That Alba I got from Logee's when it was only six inches high last year. I LOVE it! I am so sorry about your petunias. Oh, the smell is sweet and heavenly! Kemistry! You are way too funny. I thought you would of had one by now.lol Musa: Thanks so much. I like the Alba but it's fragrance is a bit disappointing. It does have the strong sweet smell like the parent plant had. It's ok though:-) A real must, right?lol Olympia" Thank you and thank you! The key is a good draining mix and watering with fresh water. I think they hate tap water on a regular basis because of the salts in it and I feed heavily and regularly! I don't expose it to full strong sunlight but under a tree or under a bug screen in the greenhouse, and I never let a strong wind get to it. I hope this helps:-) Again, thanks everyone. It is so good to see you all again! I do miss Butterfly these days. I wonder how she is doing? Mike