Seeds are hard to ID especially without some plant info but please post a picture of the seeds to better improve the chances of an ID. FataMorgana

Thanks FataMorgana. Thats the closest picture to the seed I have. When looking at the pictures, the silver edge appears shiny to me. Is that how it looks to you? On the seed I have, the edge is fuzy. Not sure if I'm just not seeing the photo correctly. I was very excited to at least see a seed that looked very simular. This has become a curiosity to me. I do plan to grow it and see what we'll get. And yes Christy, I'll collect seeds and will be glad to share :) If it is the silver edge squash, the seeds are apparently wonderful as well as the flesh. Keeping my fingers crossed. Will update as I have more info. Thanks for your help :)

its definitely a clematis, not sure what type it is though :( its all dried out so i dont really recall what the flowers looked like exactly, i have a bad memory but its definitely a clematis im thinking its either a clematis drummondii or clematis vitalba Clematis drummondii http://www.fireflyforest.com/flowers/images/white/white_48/Clematis_dru_400.jpg or Clematis vitalba http://www.floralimages.co.uk/images/clematis_vitalba_586.jpg i know its a long shot from the passiflora, so i apologize for spamming this forum, but i definitely appreciate all the help. Danny

Looking at your photo more closely, I believe your naked-ladies are amaryllis belladonna rather than the lycoris which I usually associate with the name. If this is so the seeds will be more of a flat papery disc shape though also ready as the pod browns. In this case check out the amaryllis forum here for seed starting as it is a bit more involved. George