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Chilean Glory Vine

Discussion in 'Swaps/Freebies' started by Webmaster, Jul 17, 2005.

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  1. Webmaster

    Webmaster Webmaster Staff Member

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    Have got loads starting to go to seed now.

    Register your interest.

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    Against trellis:-

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    Seed pods:-

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    I will have other seeds when they start going to seed.


    Nathan.
     
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    Registering my interest Nathan [​IMG]
     
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    I will be collecting seed pods once they start to dry out, and distribute to those that want some ( I get absolutely loads every year and throw them away ), save them being wasted.


    Nathan.
     
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  4. MrsMacGyver

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    what a beautiful plant, would love to try it. What's the worst I could do - kill it!!! :D
     
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    I'll give it a go please. Is it hardy enough for these northern climes? :cool:
     
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Wouldn't mind a few myself Nathan, bought a packet this year, must have had about ten seeds in it. Nothing came up :(
    And I do know that you get absolutely thousands from each pod [​IMG]
     
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    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    Plenty of space so put me down for some too please Nathan.
     
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    i like the look of them Nathan put me in the want list please [​IMG]
     
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    Keep the list growing, I will be getting lots of seeds from it (it will also stop them going on the ground and germinating ;) ), so there will be no shortage.

    Cathysue, I have got 3 of these plants that I cut back in autumn and left them outside over winter (not worrying about them dying!!), and guess what, All of them survived.

    Once you've had them one season, you will be doing what I am now ...... giving away the seeds or binning them ;) .

    Nathan.
     
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Just a point Nathan, if you cut off the seed pods they'll keep flowering longer, of course you wont have so many seeds to give away. :D
     
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    Pete,

    Dead-heading takes long enough with all the other plants, besides, the seed pods on the glory vine look like cocoon's and look quite different.


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    Would love to have some of this plant which,I'm sure, should do alright in SW London.
     
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    Hi Nathan
    they look fab - though alot more orangey than mine - mine are pinky red - do you/anyone want some seed when it finally happens? (I'll post a pic when I get chance)
     
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    Hi Nathan, I too would like to try and grow some.
    The climate here is very good with mild winters.And I have a wall just waiting.
     
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    All those interested, please Email your address and username, as the seeds are starting to be harvested ;) .

    Nathan.
     
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