Ipomoea cairica SEEDS – Railway creeper | Mile-a-minute vine
Described by (L.) Sweet. CAUTION: highly invasive outside its native range — check local regulations before planting. IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The epithet. Family Convolvulaceae.
Amphilophium paniculatum SEEDS – Jasmine trumpet vine | Golden trumpet vine
Amphilophium paniculatum SEEDS – Jasmine trumpet vine | Golden trumpet vine Amphilophium paniculatum seeds grow into a striking climber known for its vibrant purple trumpet-shaped flowers. The mature Amphilophium paniculatum produces abundant blooms that attract pollinators and add bold color to gardens or trellises.The paniculatum vine features vigorous growth and lush green foliage that contrasts beautifully with its deep purple flowers.
Passiflora andreana SEEDS – Passionflower | Passion vine
(Maxwell Thomas Masters, 1833–1907, British botanist who monographed the Passifloraceae), then recombined by Harms; later synonymised with P. harlingii. An Ecuadorian passionflower of the Tacsonia group with the characteristic elongated tubular flowers of that section.
Callisia fragrans SEEDS – Basket plant | Inch plant
This fragrant climbing plant features lush green leaves that cascade beautifully, making it a perfect addition to any garden or indoor space. Its graceful growth habit and fragrant spiderwort qualities make it a favorite among gardeners seeking unique and aromatic plants.
Ibervillea lindheimeri SEEDS – Balsam gourd | Lindheimer’s globeberry
IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The caudex provides the storage and survival organ through seasonal dormancy. We will not accept any claims in case the seeds are confiscated by your local authorities.
Amphilophium pannosum SEEDS – Velvet trumpet vine | Woolly trumpet vine
Amphilophium pannosum SEEDS – Velvet trumpet vine | Woolly trumpet vine Amphilophium pannosum seeds grow into a striking vine admired for its lush foliage and vibrant blooms. These seeds will develop into a robust tropical vine, perfect for adding lush greenery and colorful blooms.
Cissus sp. from Pachycaul (Tanzania) SEEDS – Grape ivy | Kangaroo vine
Cissus sp. from Pachycaul (Tanzania) SEEDS – Grape ivy | Kangaroo vine Cissus sp. Full sun, sharp drainage and reduced watering in the cool months replicate its natural seasonal dry habitat. IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale.
Passiflora coactilis SEEDS – Passionflower | Passion vine
Passiflora coactilis SEEDS – Passionflower | Passion vine Passiflora coactilis seeds grow into a climbing passionflower of the Tacsonia group native to Colombia and Ecuador. Killip (Masters originally described it as Tacsonia coactilis; Ellsworth Killip transferred it to Passiflora).
Passiflora sexflora SEEDS – Passionflower | Passion vine
Described by Jussieu (Antoine Laurent de Jussieu, 1748–1836). Recorded in Colombia (Antioquia, Bolívar, Huila, Quindío, San Andrés y Providencia, Tolima) at altitudes of 0–2500 m; also found in Caribbean islands and southern Florida.
Passiflora serrulata SEEDS – Passion flower | Passion vine
Passiflora serrulata SEEDS – Passion flower | Passion vine Passiflora serrulata seeds grow into a climbing passionflower of the Neotropics. Climbing passionflower. Suitable for tropical gardens. ‘Serrulata’ = finely toothed (leaf margins); Jacq.