Rural Gardening: Where is everybody?, 1 by MaypopLaurel

MaypopLaurel wrote:
Incarnata is not strongly invasive like trumpet vine or wisteria, but will spread in the right conditions. It's very difficult to germinate from seed. We do get Gulf frittilarias all over it and they bother nothing else. We have Dutchman's pipes too. I think we get Swallowtails on those. The fruit of incarnata reminds me of pomegranate but more tart. Here is one growing outside a tomato cage. They are not very heavy leaved (especially when the caterpillars finish feasting).
L