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queen annes wreath?

21 years ago

My neighbor gave me some cuttings of what she called queen anne's wreath. I came home and decided to find out more about the vine but have reached a dead end. I can't find any vine with anything close to this name. Leaves are somewhat heart shaped with pink flowers. The pink flowers are similiar to that of a snapdragons flower but smaller. Any help would be appreciated.

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Nigella
21 years ago
Antigonon leptopus is called Queen's Lace, Queen's Wreath, Chain of Love, Mexican Love Vine and a bunch of others. Good luck rooting it, I've only had success with seeds from this one. Click on the picture to go to the Hortiplex page for Antigonon leptopus.
christit
Original Author
21 years ago
That's it. Thank you. I hope it roots, but if it doesn't I'll have plenty more cuttings to try. My neighbor has it growing like gangbusters.
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