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Serpentaria
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Starter plant of this beautiful VERY RARE low growing vine called Aristolochia serpentaria or Virginia Sanke Root. Can sometimes be found growing from Connecticut to southern Michigan, and south to Texas and Florida. It is considered endangered in New York and threatened in Connecticut, Illinois, and Iowa. A wildflower that is becoming endangered in most areas. Flowers are produced at the base of the leafless stem area in June - August.

Serro Cymbifera
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Serro Cymbifera With huge 6-8 inch contorted blossoms of purple and lavender. If you like unusual things and have a shady spot in zones 8-11, this is for you. This exotic vine in the Dutchman's pipe vine family is hardy in zones 8a-10b and blossoms best in light shade and will stay evergreen all year in the above zones. A real attraction with its 6 inch contorted blossoms. The very unusual purple and lavender modeled fragrant blossom is an attention getter and will form along the stem when it reaches about 6 feet tall. The plants will grown up to 20 feet if let climb on a structure.

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