(1/7) The breath taking flowers of the Jade Vine - For those who want to be captivated. By Goryu [All Rights Reserved, One Design License Agreement] (Photo Credits)
(2/7) A spectacular climbing vine with stunning flowers.
(3/7) Cascade of greenery from the Jade Vine arbour in Cairns botanic gardens
(4/7) Cascade of greenery from the Jade Vine arbour in Cairns botanic gardens
(5/7) Cascade of greenery from the JAde Vine arbour in Cairns botanic gardens
(6/7) Jade Vine For Sale
(7/7) Jade Vine For Sale
Jade Vine
Strongylodon macrobotrysPrized for its stunning claw shaped turquoise flowers. These can be eaten as a vegetable. This is a vine for subtropical, tropical gardens or a warm indoors position. It does not tolerate frost. It prefers a moist, free draining soil and can grow 2-5m.
Other Names: Emerald vine, Turquoise Jade vine, Tayabak
$39.00 ($29.00-$39.00 choose a size)
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