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Hello Everyone,
I am a newbie to forum and gardening in general. I have a pink brugmansia and I joined the Burgmansia forum about 2 month ago.
About a month ago I came across some seed pods of a Passiflora Kewensis ( I was told is called). I liked so much the flower that I took a few picture of it.
I want to know if this is the name of the plant.
I planted a few seeds and some sprouted and the seedling are about 1 1/2 in. I have a few seeds and I want to give away some but I want to know if this is indeed what I have. Would the seedling be called the same like the parent?
Thank you
First trial I took a few fresh seeds covered with the gely sack right from the seed pod and put them in soil with perlite,kept the soil moist and 2 of them germinated. In a few cases I could see that the gely sack molded and I had to remove it.
Second trial I dried the seeds from the gely sack they were in and planted them in peat moss. I did not wright gown the day when I started but I think is like 2 weeks and I can see one is popping out.
I hope someone will chine in and answer my question. Thanks.
Thanks Karyn. I search a lot and I found 2 who are similar P. Mollissima and P Tarminiana. What is the difference between them?
Any other opinion? I would appreciate.
Had no idea that you can eat the fruits. They were smelling so good when I opened them up that I wanted to taste them but I did not.
Here are the fruits I picked about 2 wks ago
I'm not sure what the difference is between mollissima and tarminiana. Both are tasconias. The fruit looks very much like a mollissima fruit but other tasconia fruit might look similar. BTW it's supposed to be quite tasty. Tasconias are not heat lovers and do best in costal areas like S.F. Bay. I have a few tasconias but had to convert a greenhouse into a cooling house during the summer to grow them. P. mollissima might be one of the more heat tolerant tasconias. Hopefully Randy will chime in. He's quite knowledgeable about passies, tasconias in particular.
I use bottom heat for germinating all but incarnata seeds if I'm not starting them during the summer. I store them in the arils for a while and will even allow them to dry still in the arils. If I'm planting seeds that have been dried and stored I soak them in a mild acidic liquid like orange juice for a couple days before planting. Some sprout quick, within 2 weeks but I've had some that have taken the better part of a year to germinate. I don't know if that's due to the age of the seeds, the variety or maybe a combination of the two. I also make sure the soil that the seeds are in isn't too moist, just slightly damp. There's no need to nick the seed coat. This is just what works for me. Hopefully others will respond with what works for them. Here's a good site for passiflora info.
Here is a link that might be useful: passiflora info
It's P. tarminiana
Often misIded as P. mollissima.
Here is a link that might be useful: Passiflora tarminiana
I think you'll find this on Myles' site, but it's worth repeating.
There is no plant "officially" called P. mollissima. I believe there was in the past.
Two different species are called P. mollissima:
P. tarminiana is the one you have. Most plants sold online that are called P. mollissima are actually this species. This plant is invasive in certain climates including some regions of Hawaii. I believe it's considered invasive to some degree in California, but only along the coast.
P. tripartita var. mollissima is the other species and is sometimes referred to as the "true" mollissima.
The most obvious difference between the two is that the flowers of tarminiana open flat or slightly reflexed (bent back beyond flat), while those of tripartita var. mollissima are campanulate (= bell-shaped), so that the petals don't "open" fully .
To add to the confusion, many of the photos that are online and are labeled P. tripartita var. mollissima are in fact P. tarminiana. If the photo shows a picture of a flower opened flat it is not P. tripartita var. mollissima.
It's impossible to tell if seeds sold on Ebay or P. tarminiana or P. tripartita var. mollissima. This confusion is often through no fault of the seller. They may receive seeds of "P. mollissima", look up a photo (P. tripartita var. mollissima) and sell the seeds with the photo. Or they may even assume that P. tripartita var. mollissima is the updated name for the species and sell the P. tarminiana seeds as such.
Let's say someone really wants to buy P. tripartita var. mollissima because they prefer the flowers or because they've heard the fruit tastes better. Seeds from Ebay are probably a bad idea. If the person selling the seeds insists upfront that they know the difference and is selling the right thing your chances go up. If it's from a reputable seller who really knows Passiflora your chances are also higher. This forum would be a good source of opinions on which sellers are less likely to mis-ID a plant.
A botanical garden would be more likely to sell a correctly labeled plant (although, offhand I've never seen either P. tarminiana or P. tripartita for sale at a botanical garden). A very good nursery might be OK, although you'd probably want to see the plant in bloom.
Here is a link that might be useful: P. tripartita var. mollissima from CalPhotos
Thank you Myles.
Mark, thanks so much for the information. I appreciated.
I took the picture of the flower and the seeds:). I did not have the camera with me when I saw the passion vines but I picked a flower and I took the pictures later on when I got home.
Hi Pat,
What part of California are you from--was the plant growing far from you? I'm partly curious where in California these can be grown successfully. The other reason I ask is that if you are much farther inland from where you got the seed it may be trickier to grow the plant. Zone 9 in Southern California is usually in inland places that get hot; in Northern California zone 9 gets much closer to the coast.
Hi Mark,
I live in SF Bay area (Peninsula). I guess you live around SF too.... I saw your posting with the nurseries and I know some of them. It is funny that I went to some nurseries at Half Moon Bay but I never went or knew about Strybing Arboretum. I found out about it from Karyn :)) Evan thou I am relatively close to SF I do not go there much. Maybe now I'll go to one of Strybing sales.
Hi Pat,
I'm in the South Bay. I would imagine that P. tarminiana would do fine on the Peninsula--your climate is a little milder than ours. I grow P. x exoniensis, which is half "mollissima"--I don't think anyone knows which one. It's doing extremely well, although it hasn't been through a winter. I also grow P. tripartita var. mollissima, which hasn't bloomed yet, but did form nice buds until the worst heat wave coincided with the pruning of the neighbor's tree (= much more sun). I think tarminiana may tolerate higher temps than tripartita var. mollissima, although I've never grown it.
The Strybing sales have many things besides Passiflora and are definitely worth going to. What's amazing is that so few people go. They still had P. parritae 40 minutes after the sale began.


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Darina Allen
With Christmas just passed, many of us might still have leftovers filling up our fridges. Most of us inevitably over-estimate what is needed and end up with a fridge and pantry overflowing with leftovers. With food waste escalating in many parts of the world, others go hungry and there is no excuse to waste anything this Christmas. Here are a few of my favorite tips for using up common leftovers, and a recipe for pie that uses roasted meats.
Cold duck and goose are great in a simple sandwich but if you have enough make a salad of red cabbage with dried cranberries, walnuts and apple and serve with thin slivers of the meat. The turkey carcass makes the best stock of all so make sure to chop it up and let it bubble away in a pot for a few hours with a few carrots an onion and a stalk or two of celery, the resulting broth is good enough to eat on it's own, so light and soothing after a series of rich meals. Left over Brussels sprouts make a delicious gratin when covered with parsley sauce and some freshly grated cheese. Cranberry sauce will keep but is surprisingly good with chocolate mousse or in a meringue roulade. Finally left over roast potatoes make a tasty salad tossed with lots of spring onions, parsley and a few dollops of mayonnaise. Every morsel can be used up in a delicious way so be creative and enjoy!
Turkey and Ham Pie
Try to keep some leftover turkey and ham for this delicious pie – it's the most scrumptious way to use up roasted meats and can be topped with fluffy mashed potatoes or a puff pastry lid.
Makes 2 pies / serves 12
2 lbs (900 g) cold turkey meat
1 lb (450 g) cold ham or bacon
1 oz (30 g) butter
1-2 tsp. grated fresh ginger (optional)
12 ozs (340 g) chopped onion
8 ozs (225 g) flat mushrooms or button if flats are not available
1 clove of garlic
30 fl oz (900 ml) well flavored turkey stock or 20 fl oz (568 ml) stock and 10 fl oz (300 ml) turkey gravy
1 Tbsp chopped parsley
1 Tbsp chopped chives
2 teaspoons fresh marjoram or tarragon if available
¼ pint (150 ml) cream
1 lb (450 g) puff or flaky pastry or 2 lbs (900 g) Duchesse Potato
2 x 2 pints (1.1 L) capacity pie dishes
Cut the turkey and ham into 1 inch (2.5 cm) approx. pieces. Melt the butter in a heavy saucepan, add the chopped onions and ginger if using, cover and sweat for about 10 minutes until they are soft but not colored. Meanwhile wash and slice the mushrooms. When the onions are soft, stir in the garlic and remove to a plate. Increase the heat and cook the sliced mushrooms, a few at a time. Season with salt and freshly-ground pepper and add to the onions and garlic. Toss the cold turkey and ham in the hot saucepan, using a little extra butter if necessary; add to the mushrooms and onion. De-glaze the saucepan with the turkey stock. Add the cream and chopped herbs. Bring it to the boil, thicken with roux, add the meat, mushrooms and onions and simmer for 5 minutes. Taste and correct the seasoning.
Fill into the pie dishes, and pipe rosettes of potato all over the top. Bake in a moderate oven, 190C/375F/regulo 5, for 15-20 minutes or until the potato is golden and the pie is bubbling.
Alternatively, if you would like to have a pastry crust, allow the filling to get quite cold. Roll out the pastry to about 1/8-inch (3 mm) thickness, then cut a strip from around the edge the same width as the lip of the pie dish. Brush the edge of the dish with water and press the strip of pastry firmly down onto it; wet the top of the strip again. Cut the pastry into an oval just slightly larger than the pie dish. Press this down onto the wet border, flute the edges of the pastry with a knife and then scallop them at roughly 1-inch (2.5 cm) intervals. Make a hole in the centre to allow the steam to escape while cooking.
Brush with egg wash and bake in a preheated oven, 250C/475F/regulo 9, for 10 minutes; then turn the heat down to moderate, 180C/350F/regulo 4, for 20-25 minutes or until the pastry is cooked through and the pie is bubbling.
Serve with a good green salad.
Darina Allen
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126 acre farm, equestrian facility, private retreat and fishing property for sale.
As you enter the 126 acre turnkey farm thru redwood gates, up a paved tree lined drive you see the main residence tucked away among mature trees. The custom built stone, stucco and cedar house offers spectacular panoramic views in a secluded setting. Finest wood craftmanship, gourmet kitchen with top of the line appliances, main floor master suite, energy efficient geothermal system with in floor radiant heat, generator backup, steam shower, 2 fireplaces, heated pool are just a few of the features of this quality crafted 3 bedroom 2 1/2 bath house. Open concept design and spacious rooms are perfect for entertaining in this casually elegant home.
The crystal clear spring fed native trout stream that runs thru the property is a fishermans dream.
The horseman will appreciate the user friendly layout of the 3 barns and miles of well maintained double fenced paddocks all with automatic waterers and generator backup. Bluestone and rubber riding ring, cross country jumps and excellent trails make this a horsemans delight. Other amenities include a pine paneled tack room, washer, dryer, heated wash rack, indoor Eurociser, rubber pavers in main barn. Additional 3 bedroom stucco cottage with a separate downstairs apartment is ideal for guests or staff housing.
Unique opportunity to purchase an income producing horse farm or country estate complete with client base and cash flow. Being offered for sale by owner at $2,900,000 - priced $700,000 below current appraised value of $3,600,000.
Call Susie at 540-974-5458.
Truly the total package. What an amazing opportunity to own your own business and walk from your home down the driveway to work. This sale includes an amazing 3600 square foot custom home, a two and a half car detached garage with workshop and three bedroom apartment above it, a Christmas tree farm start up, a horse paddock for your ponies, a lovely pond, total of 11.825 acres and of course, The Dog House! The Dog House is a functioning 40 unit dog kennel business. With approval for an additional 20 units. There is a separate grooming room for pet grooming too. Room to expand here, great opportunity to include a veterinary clinic if you decide to pursue that. Operate the pet businesses yourself or lease them and collect your income that way. This property is sold together with the house and cannot be split.