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Passiflora Exchange

HAVE: Fresh Passiflora seeds

20 years ago

I have fresh seeds, harvesting now, of these:

Passiflora incarnata

Passiflora caerulea

Passiflora lutea

I'm looking for seeds for butterflies and hummingbirds, especially native plants, but will consider all offers.

Please post here so I can keep track of you:>)

Sharon

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Comments (2)

LIponderer
20 years ago
Hi Sharon,

I would be interested in your lutea and incarnata. I checked out your list and have flowering quince seeds to trade. LMK.
Evelyn
Krstofer
20 years ago
Would you have any lutea left?
I have seeds several eduli, quadrangularis, a few hybrids, quinquangularis, capsularis, and quinquangularis X capsularis still ripening. Also a few clones of sunburst & a violacea hybrid.

Also a few voodoo lily seeds as well as bulbs about to come from the ground, and arum italicum seeds as well.

Also cherimoya & starfruit seeds, but I plan to plant the starfruits soon.. Although I suspect I could gather more.
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