Pearl Milkweed 'Matelea reticulata'
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Jay 6a Chicago
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Wanted some of them Milkweeds!
Comments (1)I have some blue-vined milkweed (cynanchum laeve) that I'd be willing to trade for some of your 'grandpa ott' morning glory seeds. Please e-mail me at NicolesGarden@aol.com to let me know if you're interested. Thanks! ~ Nicole :o)...See MoreWanted These Climbing Milkweeds
Comments (8)One of the problems I am finding is that Matalea is also spelled Matelea still doesn't help but there you go I wish they would go with one or the other and now as of today I also found some commone names by going through the Texas Native Vines Database boy was that fun! Okay here we go girls! Look for Green Milkweed vine that is Matelea reticulata and also Rambling milkvine that is Sarcostemma hirtelum, Matelea Biflora that is Two-flower milkvine or Star milkvine. Pearl milkvine that is Matelea Edwards milkvine I may have found Matelea Carolinesis as Carolina Milkvine. Won't know until he goes back to his old place but I will eventually have it... Like I said it is so hard to fine these vines!! if were all looking we might find one! thanks Carol...See MoreWanted Climbing Milkweeds can you help?
Comments (0)I am trying to build up my Monarchs and would love t grow these vines the Milkweed Vines Cynanchum barbigerum Cynanchum Variegated Fritillary Cynanchum unifarum Talayote Queen, Soldier Cynanchum varieties but not the white have it Matelea edwardsensis Plateau Milkvine Queen Matelea reticulataPearl Milkvine Monarch Matelea texensis Texas Milkvine Matalea's of any kind Mikania Scandens Sarcostemma crispum Wavy-leaf Milkweed Vine - Feeds the Queen, Soldier, Monarch Sarcostemma cynanchoides Climbing Milkweed - Soldier or any other climbing milkweeds not mentioned. If you can help me out sure would appreciate it.. Thanks Carol...See MorePearl Milkweed 'Matelea reticulata'
Comments (5)I have it; it is dormant right now, but will come back from the roots. I didn't save seeds last year. Perhaps if you post on the Texas Garden Forum someone there will have seeds to offer. [The center really does look like a little pearl.[(https://www.houzz.com/discussions/my-what-big-seeds-you-have-dsvw-vd~3160908?n=16)...See MoreJay 6a Chicago
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