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Garlic Vine?

10 years ago

Has anyone in the Phoenix or Tucson areas tried (or succeeded) growing garlic vine? AKA Mansoa alliacea or Cydista aequinoctialis. I'd like to try, but the experience of others can be helpful. Thanks!

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