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Passiflora Seeds

Discussion in 'Tropical Gardening' started by Sirius, May 21, 2015.

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      I've looked at the site a few times. They have a lot of interesting things there.
      Have you seen the range of Aristolochia?
       
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      No I haven't.
      Better go back for another look :biggrin:
       
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      Just gone back to have a look.

      99% of their listing seems to be out of stock :mad:
       
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      Sometimes that can be a good sign as far as freshness goes. Sometimes it just means that they don't update the site often enough.
      I am now firmly committed to buying what exotic seed I want from Oz and South Africa where possible. Freshly harvested at the end of their season ties in nicely with the start of ours.
       
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        I use Silverhill in SA.

        Who do you gets seeds from in Australia?
         
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        These two mostly and with good results..................

        http://stores.ebay.com.au/australianaplantsseed/

        http://stores.ebay.com.au/alluneedisseed/

        If you notice I have changed the ebay.co.uk to ebay.com.au instead. That is important if you want to see the full range (don't ask me why).

        For interesting Salvia (and other species) I use Annette Bax also with good results................

        http://stores.ebay.com.au/salvialicious/
         
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          Thank you Sirius , already working on hardy hybrid to grow outdoor :) [​IMG]


          at the moment i`ve got about 12 variety that can grow outdoor , already start to hybridise and ready to test if the will all stand the UK cold
           
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            Sal,
            Will be interesting to see your results.
            I imagine most caerulea and incarnata hybrids will stand a chance
             
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              Nice to see you again @sal73

              Is that one of your hybrids? It looks as if it is trying to be a double flower.
               
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                Thank you Sirius and LongK , the Hybrid is not mine , I will be able to show one on my hybrid in few years time .
                Sirius the caerulea Hybrid are really vigorous plants and can stand bad weather if planted near the house , the Incarnata hybrid are actually really cold hardy but with the difference that they will die to the ground and regrow from the base , unfortunatly as our summer are not so hot will take years before will produce a strong root system that will manage to get flowers , if covered will actually susrvive and flowering .

                one interesting one I`m growing from seeds it`s the tucamensis , apparently resistant up to -12c

                [​IMG]

                even to be honest at the moment I`m try to grow Tacsonias , as they are acid and delicate to high temperature , a must for english weather , the only problem they don`t like frost ....

                Passiflora Parritae
                [​IMG]

                passiflora fanthasm

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                plus at the moment i`ve got many tarminiana in germination , as apparently can be overwinter with protection outdoor , also they produce some of the best edible fruit

                [​IMG]
                 
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                  The only one that I've grown successfully from seed is P.colinvauxii.
                   
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                  Sal,
                  The tropical species are really nice. That parritae is fantastic.
                  But tricky to grow and difficult to get hold of.
                   
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                  Sirius do you want seeds of parritae? ad the moment I`m growing an hybrid of it , less delicate , the only parritae seedling I`ve managed to germinate it`s really slow and not easy
                   
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