Vines and Climbers: Artabptrus Hexapetalus/Ylang Ylang vine seeds, 1 by bedouin

bedouin wrote:
The name should be ARTABOTRYS HEXAPETALUS!

These seeds are very rare.
I have seeds for SASBE. 2 seeds per person. Please send $1.00+ in stamps.
If you are interested, please Dmail me for mailing particulars.

This plant is classified as a 'vine'. This information is from the Rareflora site:
http://www.rareflora.com/artabotryshex.html

Artabotrys are very interesting, medium sized vines from Asia. They are quite sturdy and easy to grow. Any location from full sun to filtered light would be good. Good drainage is important and the soil has to be moderately moist. Artabotrys are vines that can climb on a trellis fence or on top of other shrubs by special structures on the stems that resemble hooks. If left by themselves, the vine will grow on top of itself forming a mound.
Most people that expect large, colorful flowers will be disappointed with the Artabotrys. The flowers appear during the warmer months and are greenish/yellow and very often hidden by the leaves.
These beautiful vines with shiny green leaves are not really grown for the flowers. People like them for their the unusual fragrance. They are also called "juicy fruit vine."
Artabotrys are tropical vines and have to be protected against freezing temperatures. They can also be grown in containers with proper trimming and brought indoors during the cold spells.

This message was edited Sep 28, 2007 1:05 AM