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Moon flower bush or shrub

22 years ago

Hello. I have the moon flower vines but have been hunting all over for the bush. Cant seem to find it. But seen on the forum that people have them. Is there a way i can get some seeds for a bush? Does anyone have some extras they would like to share? My email is JPRosebud34@mei.net. Or I will check this forum daily . Thanks in advance.

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bakemom_gw
22 years ago
Use the botanical name - datura - and that will help. A search of the exchange will likely yield something. Mine aren't ripe yet, but there are plenty out there.

I always like to warn people that datura is poisonous. I grow it away from sidewalks and places where little kids play. It's perfect for my back yard though.
celia_
22 years ago
Wow!!!!!!!! I also would love to have some seeds of the "datura" moonflower bush. I remember how sweet they smell and I have been unable to locate any. If anyone knows where to find them or has any to share please notify me. Thank you so very much.
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littlewhootsie
22 years ago
I have TONS of Jimson Weed (datura, evening/early morning "bush") that i would love to trade for whatever seeds that yoo have...? I am: littlewhootsie@aol.com
DebbieSue
22 years ago
I've got some seeds too for sase. Email me at debbiesl@cox.net.

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