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Originally Posted by clkeiper
cool. Can you not harvest the seeds and grow them? or are they that adapted to specific climates/ conditions?
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I could I f I could find one again.
The last time I saw one was in a creek in Austin.
we also have wild little vine that puts on wee lillte melons that grows around here.
I haven't seen one in a while.
It needs a mother plant like a tree to grow on.
The name of it escapes me but the fruit is striped and orange to red when mature.
I have no idea if it is edible but probably is.
Balsam gourd Texas globe berry snake apple AKA Ibervillea Lindheimeri.