We have a number of these beautiful red flowered vines here at the island, but I´ve never seen a seed bud.
Is this because all plants come from the same clone?
What about these trumpet vines in California or Mexico, do they produce seeds?
Please help
Peter
This message was edited Jul 1, 2005 11:45 AM
So beautiful, I have seen an orange distictis with yellow on the outside of the trumpet in the Berkeley area in California but never this bright red. These are an outstanding plant. I don't know about seeds but what about cuttings?
Cutting do, but not easy.
But I´m a seedsman and want to refresh the clones.
Well, I hope they produce some for you. Chiltern's seed in the UK has all kinds of seed; maybe you could check them out.
That is a gorgeous color and flower! Maybe it doesn't make a seed pod like you think it should. It could be the little part after the flower falls off....but what do I know. If you have find any seeds you know who would luv some.
:) Donna
I just received some red trumpet seeds from an E-Bay auction... they come from a lady on Chincoteague Island... and I believe sale somehow benefits the Shore Care Medical Transport there... as they were listed on my Paypal receipt..
I'm not real sure of the red/scarlet diffrence here... but we'll see ...
she is CWRhodes@dmv.com All the best there ... Gordon
