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edric Oak Hill, FL(Zone 9b) Oct 26, 2007

Seeds from the mother plant before I moved it under the oak tree, now over three years old, has a two inch trunk on it, it's at the base of my septic system.

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edric Oak Hill, FL(Zone 9b) Oct 26, 2007

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beckygardener (Becky) in Sebastian, FL(Zone 10a) Oct 26, 2007

Holy Cow!!! Are these Hawaiian native MGs?

Are these Ipomoea biflora? Or possibly Merremia tuberosa?

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Xeramtheum Summerville, SC(Zone 8a) Oct 27, 2007

Holy Cow Indeed!!!! At the base of your septic tank? .. I hope the roots aren't thugs and start eating your septic tank or messing with your drain field. Is the vine strangling the tree or living symbiotically with it?

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hobbyodlaren Link, Sweden(Zone 5b) Oct 27, 2007

Hi my little Hawaiian Woodrose, Ipomoea tuberosa
sown for 2 years ago, in a pot which I have inside my garage in the winter, grows this year up to 3 metres, but it have not flower yet :o)

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edric Oak Hill, FL(Zone 9b) Oct 27, 2007

The one in the photo's is strangling my Muscodine grapes, the five year old one I have strangling a large oak tree, go to plant files I have pics there, and the base too.

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