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The Seed Exchange
shp123

Passion flower or maypop

8 years ago

I was stupid enough to let mine died in the frost without taking a good cutting. Can someone spare me a some seeds... any color is fine. Please look at my trade list...

thanks,

sara

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  • 8 years ago
    last modified: 8 years ago

    it will come back from the roots next spring.

    it is hardier in its roots, than the top growth.

    each year it gets bigger and bigger underground too...so that by the fourth or fifth year you will have dozens and dozens of new shoots popping up in MAY - hence it's name.

    so yeah wait until next may, i bet it will come back.

    also - MULCH.

    mulch down the roots, that will give them some warmth through the winter. a nice warm mulch, with a bit of compost, straw and manure, woodchips...even leaves would be good. cover the ground around their roots.

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