In article ,
escape wrote:

On Mon, 16 May 2005 12:59:43 -0500, Katra
opined:

In article ,
escape wrote:

On Mon, 16 May 2005 12:35:00 GMT, Victor Martinez opined:

Katra wrote:
Victor, you posted that it was most likely from fruits even tho' I've

Yeah, but later in that thread I learned they spread by runners too.
Which is why we pull out half a dozen volunteers every week.

But why oh why don't they ever come back up where they
originated!!!!!!!!!!!

I just yesterday found several in some pretty poor places. So, I had to
amend
that and make it a good place with intention. Can't go without my
passion
flowers. I have a very small white flowered variety called Passiflora
feotida
or is it foetida? It's native, I think.

Victoria

I'd like to get some of the large red ones......

Kat

Believe it or not I've seen them sold at Lowes and Home Depot. Those for
sure
are native to Texas.

Oh! Cool! :-)
I'll keep a look out then.

Cheers!
--
K.

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