Maypop fruit
12 years ago
P. incarnata, grows wild here. I pollinated this flower with my P. vitifolia. I'm not very scientific. Whatever is blooming at the same time I experiment with. I did have 'Lady Margeret' blooming at the same time, so it could have been pollinated before I got to it. So far all the blooms I hand pollinated have fruited. I have 3 so far.
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