Aristolochia coryi | 5_Seeds Gulf Fritillary

Aristolochia coryi | 5_Seeds Gulf FritillaryThese seeds are from Aristolochia coryi. This vine only grows about 3 feet long but it shows off gorgeous little yellow, green, maroon, and burgundy flowers from late Spring until Early Fall. The blossoms attract a large variety of bees, birds, and butterflies. All Aristolochia species, except for the Aristolochia gigantea, are larval host plants for the Pipevine Swallowtail, Polydamas Swallowtail, and Mylotes Cattleheart butterflies. USDA Hardiness

also known as Tauso

but the blossom is so interesting that I think people will still grow it

The blossoms attract a large variety of bees

also known as Low Milkweed

If you then save your seeds from this fruit

also known as Velcro Passion Flower

These seeds are from Passiflora coactilis

Although this plant is very popular with the birds

These seeds were collected from the Queen Annes Lace plants that stayed pink until they went to seed

Professionally gathered and dried by a fantastic horticulturalist

also known as Tumbo

and stems are all edible