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'Incense'

14 years ago

Does anyone know if it's hardy in zone 6? Some sites I was on say it is and some say to zone 7. I just love the color of this one and wanted to get one but I'm thinking that they must be kind of expensive. I was looking online and maybe it's just me, but I think $35 is kind of a lot to pay for a one-gallon pot. There's free shipping but still I can't afford to pay that much. I have P. incarnata but that's all and would like the Incense. For anyone who has Incense, where did you get yours? Thanks.

Cathy

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karyn1
14 years ago
I'm in 7a and Incense hasn't survived the winter here but we've had some colder then average winters the past few years. $35 for a gallon is a bit high but the free shipping might be worth it. I would think you can find it for less somewhere else though it probably won't be a gallon pot. There's some reliable passiflora sellers on Ebay and Grassy Knolls has nice passion vines. I got mine from a friend.
caterwallin
Original Author
14 years ago
Karyn, I guess if Incense didn't survive for you there, it really wouldn't here. Thanks for the tip. I'll have to check out those places online. You're lucky you could get yours from a friend...a lot cheaper that way. :)
Cathy
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