FREE: Purple Hyacinth Vine Flower

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Purple Vine Flower
Grows up to 10'-15' feet.
Hyacinth Bean Vine are grown from seeds. Sow seeds directly into your flower garden after all danger of frost has past. Plant seeds 1 1/2" deep. Final plant spacing should be six inches apart.

The vine produces gorgeous light purple flowers on purple stems in summer. The flowers stay well above the foliage as this showy vine climbs up a supporting structure such as an arbor or trellis. The vine can be a vigorous grower, so the support should be sturdy and at least ten to twelve feet tall as the vine can reach lengths of 15 feet.

As the flowers die, seed begin to be produced in a flat pod, much like a snow pea, that is a brilliant, rich purple color. The seed continue to plump up and the pods to elongate as the season progresses, creating a beautiful display until a frost. The deep purple seed and dark green foliage contrast nicely with fall yellows and oranges. Seed can be harvested and stored for next year’s plants.

I got these seeds from my aunt a few years ago she got them from a friend and she forgot what they were so she give them to my dad and I planted a few seeds next to each other and they produced this beautiful vine with bright purple flowers. In the late summer they turned a very light purple color and produced the bean pods. CAUTION. Raw beans and pods are poisonous.
In late fall each pod grows up to 2-4seeds inside. Off of one vine mine produced over 100 seeds.

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