It looks like ivy - with fruit. Interesting. What do you do with it?

It is Coccinia grandis also known as English ivy and Tindora.We do not use it.Just we look at it with some curiocity.Some ethnic groups use ripe red fruit as vegetable.We use green fruits as vegetable and salad.

Pic. of green fruits of Tindora.

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Neat! The red tindora looks nice. I've only seen and eatten the green fruits. Its used a lot in Indian cooking as a vegetable.

Hi Chaman,
Can you tell the best place to buy tindora--seeds or plant/vine. I am interested in growing tindora this summer. I know that we get this vine at 'Bhatia Nursery'--still want to know if you have a better place to get one.
As always appreciate your response.
Thanks
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Contact cmpatel@verizon.net

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Please use the following email address for Tindora roots/plant.
sushilapatel55@yahoo.com.

Hi Chaman,
Have not yet had any luck finding Tindora plant. Please let me know which city/state Bhatia Nursery is in.
Thanks, Malti

Contact sushilapatel55@yahoo.com. She has tindora, curry leaf (Murraya koenigii) and some time Drumstick plants(Moringa oleifera) dwarf variety that can be grown in a pot for over wintering.

hi
i wants to graw tindora if u could sand me roots/seed or tell me the best place to find this plants.