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Tue, Jan 31, 12 at 19:22
This seed pod was from some sort of vine growing in Grand Cayman. Anyone have any idea what it might be? TIA
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- Posted by botanicalboi Zone 7 Georgia (glowwrestling@gmail.com) on Thu, Feb 2, 12 at 13:25
| It is a type of wisteria. For some reason the white and blue varieties have shorter seed pods. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Wisteria Pods and seeds
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| I don't think it's a wisteria, at least not one of the varieties that grows in the cooler climates. I have a couple varieties of wisteria and the pods are very different. Wisteria pods are fuzzy and hard when dry. This was pliable with no fuzz. It was also a softer green stemmed plant, not woody, even the older parts of the vine. |
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Now that it's growing I'm hoping that I can get an ID. It's not a terribly fast grower but maybe it will take off now that I can keep it outside.   TIA |
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