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| Hi all,
I was wondering if anybody might be interested in exchanging your US native Aristolochia seeds with my Aristolochia zollingeriana seeds or my other seeds (including Aristolochia littoralis) that I have now. I recently started taking an interest in this genus and it's very fascinating...) Please let me know and thanks very much in advance! |
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- Posted by misssherry Z8/9MS (My Page) on Wed, May 23, 12 at 15:54
| I wish I had some Aristolochia seeds to share! My A. tomentosas are huge, with one having colonized all the way down a long fence, and they bloom profusely every spring, but I've never gotten a single seed pod. I've opened the flowers up, and there are plenty of gnats inside, but they must not be what it takes to do the job. I've also got a little A. fimbriata and A. clematitis, but the pipevine swallowtail cats eat them to the ground before they get a chance to bloom. Sherry |
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