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Passiflora Exchange

WANTED: Passi incarnata

15 years ago

I'd love love love to have a chance to start incarnata type here. I fell in love with passionfruit juice when in the Caribbean last summer and have been dreaming of attempting the type suitable for my zone. I don't have plants to trade (though hopefully by next year this will be different) but am happy to send postage. If these grow from seeds that is fine, I'm not picky :)

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