Purple Mansoa Alliacea Rare Garlic Vine Seed Flower Climber Stunning Garden

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Name: Purple Garlic Vine.

Quantity: 10 fresh Seeds 

Condition:New Seeds

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Mansoa alliacea, Pachyptera hymenaea, Pseudocalymma alliacea,Cydista aequinoctialis
Family: Bignoniaceae
Garlic Vine, Cipo de Alho
Origin: Tropical America

Garlic Vine is one of the most rewarding, flowering vines that youcan grow. Interestingly enough it smells like garlic. However, it doesnt smellif the plant is left alone, only when the leaves are crushed. It can either bedescribed as a shrub or a vine since it produces numerous woody vines from theroot that grow only 2-3 m tall and form a shrub-like appearance. It producesbright green leaves up to 15 cm long. Its compact habitat and pretty continuosflowers make it a popular ornamental plant in gardens in the tropics. Floweringtwice a year you will find it quite often covered with flowers. Flowers startoff purple with white throat and change to a lighter shade of lavender withage. Eventually fading to almost white. You will see 3 different color offlowers at the same time on the plant. It can be grown in containers and shouldbe trimmed after the flowers are gone.