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P. edulis seeds up for grabs

18 years ago

I picked up a couple of passion fruit at Central Market in San Antonio the other day, and have a good number of seeds left over. These are basic purple edulis fruit, and as such, I don't know the specific cultivar. But they were juicy and good.

If anyone wants to trade for them, drop me a line. Likewise, if you're just getting into passiflora and want some seeds, email me and I'll be happy to work out a SASE exchange.

Comments (2)

jblaschke
Original Author
18 years ago
Just FYI, all the seeds are now gone.
debbiedo7
18 years ago
I'm interested
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