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Climbing sunflower
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Posted by
posieh 3 (
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Sun, Mar 11, 12 at 17:47
Years ago someone in Great Britian sent me "Climbing Sunflower" seeds. I didn't get them to grow and never really identified them. Has anyone heard of such a plant?
They looked like very small sunflower seeds. |
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RE: Climbing sunflower
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| Possibly the black eye susan vine(google it)and find more info |
RE: Climbing sunflower
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| Black-eyed Susan Vine (Thunbergia alata) seeds don't resemble sunflower seeds---they're little round seeds with a dimple in one end. |
RE: Climbing sunflower
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| It might be helianthus debilis, AKA beach sunflower. It's supposed to be a scrambling sort of plant, but I have no idea what the seeds look like! |
RE: Climbing sunflower
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| Thanks. I'll check those out. |
RE: Climbing sunflower
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| I would love to have some of these seeds..for postage or sase |
RE: Climbing sunflower
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| Me too! For a trade. Please let me know what you want, I might have it. Too dizzy to update my trade list now. |
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