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WANTED: bignonia capreolata/crossvine

13 years ago

I'm looking for seeds for this vine. Can anyone help me? Marg

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nyssaman
13 years ago
You will not find this in Canada....I would recommend posting in the native plant forums.(where Americans post)..ask if anyone has seeds or plants of the northern range of this plant, The southern natives will not survive in Canada. I received volunteers from a lady in Maryland but they're not big enough to trade and are really lagging behind everything else.

Jeff
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