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I have Passiflora ambigua seeds

17 years ago

I have passiflora ambigua seeds available for sale or trade. This is a very rare and beautiful passion flower that is know for its very large fruit. It does not do as well as other passion flowers do outside the sub-tropical region, but can be a great house plant. If interested you can email me at donahuefence@live.com thank you

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eristal
17 years ago
Unfortunately, the Laurifolia supersection never do too well for me for the most part. Are you a Passiflora collector? Do you ever do trades of cutting material or rooted plants?

Eric
gardenguy813
Original Author
17 years ago
Yes I am a collector and yes I do trades for cuttings and mature plants.
Pat
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eristal
17 years ago
Pat,

You don't have an email link, so I can't speak to you directly. Email me, and we'll discuss it further.

Eric

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