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Comments (1)HI, I have several things on your wish list. Please send me an email if you are interested in trading. Thanks, Ibartoo...See MoreWanted: Holly Flame Vine..chorizema illicifolia
Comments (1)Hi there! I have these seeds directly harvested from a friend in Australia. However, I'm currently teaching English in South Korea, but I've had no problems trading seeds with people in the USA. Korea is lax with seeds and bubble envies coming in as long as you don't label them SEEDS on the outside. Postage costs about $1.07-$1.27 depending on the weight. Take a look at my trade list if interested. I have enough to send you atleast 24 seeds. I'd be interested in trading for your purple hyacinth bean seeds. Elizabeth in South Korea, Princeton, NJ native...See MorePieris x 'Forest Flame'
Comments (15)Nope, died with the mildest winter on record for us the following spring. Almost had a zone 6 winter. I still have a Abies pinsapo living. I have neutral to slightly alkaline sandy soil so not the right soil location so that tells me its very finicky on its soil conditions. I've actually never had a plant die that quickly until this one. . I can tell that acidic AND moisture loving plants (like Rhodies) despise my soil....See MoreWANTED: Holly Flame Vine
Comments (0)Does anybody grow this vine botanical name is Chorizema illicifolia? here is my list Haves: Asclepias-Syrica Anise hyssop Apple of Peru - Nicandra physalodes Butterfly bush -Yellow Cynanchum Laeve-Honeyvine Grandpa Otts-Morning glory Milky Way - Morning glory Minature blue morning glory Four o'clock - Mirabilis jalapa Foxglove-different colors Hollyhock - mix -mostly old heirlooms Liatris-Blazing star Malva - Mix Lunaria-purple flowers Hibiscus-Dinnerplate-pink and a white one Hibiscus-tall 5 feet, white with red center Rose of Sharon-Purple with red center Red trumpet vine Orange trumpet vine Wants: Asclepias - hello yellow -perennial Asclepias- upright varieties- do not need syrica the common milkweed Clitoria ternatea - bright pink Clitoria ternatea fragrans Chorizema illicifolia-Holly Flame Vine Cynanchum Varieties Matelea's - climbing milkweeds Matelea Biflora-star or twin flower milkvine Matelea Reticulata Cobaea vine seeds- light plum, key lime, lutea or flava the flava is a yellow. Campanula's Centrosema arenicola Centrosema-varieties Sarcostemma-hirtelum Sarcostemma varieties Stigmaphyllon -butterfly vine Wanted Sweet Pea's -Lathyrus Lathyrus belinensis Lathyrus Vernus Lathyrus Sativus azureus-blue Lathyrus Black Diamond Lathyrus King Edward VII-red Lathyrus Streamer Mix Lathyrus Streamer-Purple Lathyrus Streamer-Scarlet Lathyrus Streamer-Blue Lathyrus Streamer-Pink Lathyrus Streamer-Orange When doing my Seed Trades I use a Padded envelope please do the same for me! Thanks for looking Carol Dizzy45vines@aol.com...See More- 7 years ago
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