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love my passiflora

16 years ago

i usually am in seed saving but thought i would venture out and come see you here. Is it better to grow passiflora from cuttings? I had seeds and never got anywhere with them. Do you trade cuttings here, or can i $ for a FEW cuttings?

Yes i know all about gulf frittilaries, my one passiflora is naked and i shall leave it alone and it will be fine.

I do love the butterflies and am a photographer, so tis a toss up, butterflies or flowers...... hmmmm

but enlighten me IF i get a cutting what are the steps i take to get it to grow.

Also here in San Diego it is nearly 110 and i am not sure if one should send anything in the mail until the heat wave is over.

I am all eyes and ears to learn about passiflora and all the information you have, and if you could pass it on to me.

SINCERLEY

Nicole

Here is a link that might be useful: my website

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louisianamark
16 years ago
Hi Nicole,

People trade seeds and cuttings here. With the seeds, you just have to be patient--they can sometimes take months. I have some incarnata seeds I can send you for postage if you want, or we can do a trade if you have a tradelist. I also have a few amethystina seedlings that I need to give away. Do you have anything to trade?

Mark
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