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hyacinth bean vine

9 years ago

It takes a while to come into its own but right about now it looks spectacular

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nchomegarden
Original Author
9 years ago
Another view
bogturtle
9 years ago
Beautiful. And the seed pods are very decorative, also.
A white-flowered sort exists, and I would buy that one, if I saw it for sale. I save the seeds, so have not had to buy any for a number of years.
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dena_eft
9 years ago
bogturtle, I have it,, it's fragrant,and the blooms are snow-white. If you would like some beans, email me and you can send a SASE. :) Arum
sultry_jasmine_nights (Florida-9a-ish)
9 years ago
Its gorgeous!!

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