Unknown vine
killgriff07
15 years ago
Hi I was just wondering if anyone knew what kind of a vine this is. It seems to be similar to a bougainvillea. Sorry for the bad pics and thanks for any info!
Here are the seeds. They are shaped like miniature starfruit.
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