Seeds Wanted Pretty Please: Coral Vine and Wonga Wonga vine

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MsCritterkeeper The Heart of Texas, TX(Zone 8b) Oct 25, 2004

If any one has seeds of these:
Pink/Coral Vine and Wonga Wonga vine (Pandorea Jasmine)

I'd be glad to trade some seeds for them , send the postage or SABE...
Please let me know by emailing me ....

Thanks,
MsC

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emh48 Premont, TX(Zone 9b) Oct 25, 2004

I have fresh seeds the coral vine....Send me a bubble SASBE 49 cent postage , and a note telling me what u want
my address is in the exchange
Elva

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MsCritterkeeper The Heart of Texas, TX(Zone 8b) Oct 25, 2004

Thank you so much Elva !
I'm not on the exchange so would you please send your addy to me in a DG email???
I can get the SASBE and postage in the mornings mail ...

MsC

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kennedyh Churchill, Victoria, Australia(Zone 10a) Oct 25, 2004

The Wonga vine Pandorea pandorana, http://davesgarden.com/pdb/go/56881/index.html
is a common wild plant around here (plus a couple in my garden). They are in flower at the moment, but I can collect some seed in a couple of months time. This is not the same as Pandorea jasminoides, which is usually known as the Bower Vine and has larger more spectacular flowers. http://davesgarden.com/pdb/go/1079/index.html

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MsCritterkeeper The Heart of Texas, TX(Zone 8b) Oct 26, 2004

Thank you so much kennedyh ! That's wonderful info you gave.
I think I have found the seeds I want.
But if you get the seeds from your vine I'd be happy to try those, too.
Just email me here on DG's and let me know we can go from there.

It looks wonderful. Is it fragrant?




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kennedyh Churchill, Victoria, Australia(Zone 10a) Oct 26, 2004

No fragrance as far as I am aware! I will let you know if I am able to get any seed, but it won't be before January.

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onalee Brooksville, FL(Zone 9a) Oct 27, 2004

Have you grown coral vine before from seed? I have collected some seeds from my neighbor's plant, but not sure the best way to plant them . . .

Anyone know?

Thanks,
Onalee

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emh48 Premont, TX(Zone 9b) Oct 27, 2004

Yes they are easy to grow from seed.I soak my seeds overnight and than plant in potting soil keep moist and they should be up within a week

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MsCritterkeeper The Heart of Texas, TX(Zone 8b) Oct 27, 2004

Even if the Aussie Wonga vine isn't fragrant it is pretty...Keep me posted on your seeds please.

Elva- Seeds & Easy are the two words I love to see in this thread..lol

I have the kiss of death with seeds but, I still try... :)


MsC

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