HAVE: P. edulis

21 years ago

This one has white/mauve flowers and produces shinny yellow edible and quite tasty fruits.

Will trade for passifloras I don'have or for other tropicals. Make an offer.

Especially looking for flowering mapple (abutilon hybridum, abutilon megapotamicum, 'souvenir de Bonn')

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Vulture61
21 years ago
Hi there. I'd like to get a couple of your P. edulis. Here is what I can offer:

* Gazania (unknown color, most likely yellow or orange)
* Delosperma cooperi (fuchsia or yellow)
* Aptenia cordifolia (fuchsia)
* Gallardia
* Mint (orange or apple)
* Oenopthera (pink)
* Honeysuckle 'Hall's'(Lonicera)
* Purple leaf Honeysuckle (Lonicera)
* Korean Hyssop (Agastache)
* Phormium tenax 'Jack Pratt's'

All these are rooted starts. Let me know if any of them interests you.

Omar
lilliumgrma
21 years ago
Hello, would you consider doing postage on your P edulis?
Annie
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