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looking for vine seeds

3 years ago

hello I was just outside and we have this arch/ arbor that has never been used in the 40+ years its been here and I just thought of starting flowering vines from seed so that it can have a little pop this year maybe. I was wondering if anyone had any ideas of what vines to plant. or if anyone could spare a few seeds or something. thank you

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Embothrium
3 years ago
Maybe scarlet runner beans grow wherever you are located
gardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
3 years ago
^^ That was my first thought as well. Or hyacinth bean. Both fast growing and very colorful annuals. And you can eat the scarlet runners! A pack of seeds is only a couple of bucks and they are sold just about everywhere.
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I have seeds of twining snapdragon vine (Asarina scandens) "Jewel Mixed". The flower sprays look great in the garden, and also can bloom up to 5 days in a vase. Plus, this plant roots easily in water so you can share it with local friends! :) Would like to trade for your snail vine. Please email me if interested, thanks.
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papnnana
3 years ago
Heartseed Vine is a beautiful little vine with small white blossoms, and little balloon like balls. The seed itself has a perfect heart on it! ♥️😁
floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK
3 years ago
last modified: 3 years ago
Andrew doesn’t say where he’s located so we don't know if he can grow tropicals.
papnnana
3 years ago
I live in zone 7 where Heartseed Vine is grown as an annual. Maybe he's looking for something else. I grow mostly annual vines, except for my Coral Honeysuckle.
floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK
3 years ago
Zone isn’t enough to know if a plant can be grown since it tells us about winter temps, not summer. I'm in z8/9 but my summers are cooler than many z5 places.

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