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WANTED: Passiflora Incarnata

10 years ago

Im looking for passiflora incarnata plants. Mine were left at our old house and the lady won't let me even take some clippings. I will gladly pay postage, and/or have some hosta's, ferns and maroon/pinkish daylilies for trade.
Thank you all in advance!

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kayjones
10 years ago
Talk to your old house neighbors - they will have runners in their yards.
LaddaLove34
10 years ago
I have some Maypop cuttings that have sprouted new leaves.
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debbiep_gw
10 years ago
I have runners of this if you haven't found some..
tamela_star
10 years ago
What a mean lady to not let you have part of it back! Doesn't she know that it grows like a weed? Good luck with your trade. I hope you get one. Look on the passiflora forum too.

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