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Passiflora seeds needed

17 years ago

Hi all,

I am in need of Passiflora species to start in our new greenhouse. I need to acquire most of the species used by Heliconiinae butterflies such as:

P. incarnata

P. ambigua

P. vitifolia

P. biflora

P. costaricensis

P. coreacea

P. lancearea

P. auriculata

P. platyloba

P. alata

P. apetala

P. pittiera

If anyone can help me with any of these species I will be very grateful.

Sincerely,

Wayne

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jblaschke
17 years ago
Wayne,

Do you have any to swap? I could load you up with some good incarnata. I could send you some now in exchange for future considerations, if you're agreeable.

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