Have you looked at the Coral honeysuckle vine?
It has Orange red berries, don't know about the seed.
Rb

Here is a link that might be useful: Lonicera sempervirens

Balsam Pear Vine is exactly what it is. My dad's picture is almost identifcal to the one you reference.

Mystery solved -- thank you!!!

Happy Thanksgiving.

Is this fruit?

I am am looking for few seeds of this vine.

"Invasive and indestructible."- Are you sure you want to plant this one?

It is not invasive; regardless we have the way to keep it under control. I understand that it atract birds.

I was just quoting Dave's Gardens. I read the reviews on Dave's Garden and I hope you are not in Florida because EVERY (and I mean every) review from Florida was a negative. I do not know this plant but anytime they say that a vine is a"ggressive AND in destructible" and seeds are favored by birds , I start fearing for all the land that this birds are going to poop on after leaving your yard.. It is not only your land that you need to be concerned for.

Thomas Jeferson grew them at monticello, but there it would be an annual and maybe more chancy in its germination.

It is from Africa so it is NOT a native.

Is it perhaps Momorida charantia rather than M. balsamica? BONAP shows M. charantia with a wider distribution in Florida. Both are non-native.

Are u still looking for seeds?

slices comes almost two years later three years later but my comment is I'm from Miami Florida after Andrew this stuff got on me underneath my arm and created a fungus in my skin and I still have it to this year cuz I just found out it's a fungus and no it's not native to America it's just like Kudzu it got introduced and it's a pest

I don't know much about this plant, but I've seen a few on my lot in Florida. I pull them out.

I found one in my back yard on a vine and looked it up and it said the seeds are poisonous once the outside turns orange, from green. That’s what I found anyway. Good luck