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Easy to grow rare tropical Petrea Volubilis (Sandpaper vine, Queen Wreath vine, Florida Wisteria). Zone 9-11, can be grown indoor. Nursery certificate # 48007565. Will grow up to 30' tall x 5' wide.

Live at LitFest Pasadena 2013. Queen's wreath vine (Petrea volubilis) features showy purple flowers, and vines can reach up to 12 feet. Also called sandpaper vine or purple wreath plant, it grows in U.S. Department of Oct 19, 2018 - Explore TJ's board "Petrea" on Pinterest. See more ideas about vines, plants, volubilis. Noteworthy Characteristics. Petrea volubilis, commonly called Queen’s wreath or purple wreath.

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Petrea volubilis albiflora or White Queen's Wreath is a tropical true vine (extends tendrils to attach to objects and climb) native to Mexico and Central America. Also commonly known as Sandpaper Vine or White Petrea, this vining beauty produces stunning all-white flowers that resemble Northern Wisteria. Huge drooping panicles of long lasting, lavender, star-shaped calyxes that are centered by royal purple 1/2'' rounded verbena-like flowers that may be produced anytime between January and August.

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Origin: Mexico and Central America. Height: Vining.

[1] The genus was named in honour of Robert James Petre , an English patron of botany. Petrea Prints. 71 likes · 1 was here. * All prints are printed on Matte Archival paper or 130lb offset Matte. These papers provide long lasting quality, and durability from deterioration. *All Petrea volubilis 'Albiflora' White Queen's Wreath Vine, Sandpaper Vine A white form of this tropical vine that usually has purple hanging racemes in spring Seeds for sale starting at € 5.20.
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Twines to 2040 feet but can easily be kept smaller. Elliptical, deep green leaves to 8 inches long have a sandpapery surface.

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Petrea volubilis in the garden of Anne Prescott, Sydney. This very unusual plant, sometimes called purple wreath, is a delightful woody-stemmed evergreen creeper. It has its most spectacular display in early spring, but reblooms in late spring or early summer with another significant flush; further flushes may also occur later in summer!

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Perfect 2018-05-08 Petrea volubilis is an interesting vine for its leaves as well as the flowers.

Huge drooping panicles of long lasting, lavender, star-shaped calyxes that are centered by royal purple 1/2'' rounded verbena-like flowers that may be produced anytime between January and August. The medium-green leaves are textured like sandpaper. A vigorous, naturally evergreen tropical twining vine …

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Albiflora is the white flowering species. Growing Conditions and Care . Ideal growing conditions are a cool moist root run and a position where it can happily climb into full sun. Although Petrea species do require constant moisture they do not liked to be waterlogged, so allow soil to begin to dry out a little between watering. This vine needs the warmth of Zone 10 to thrive. It generally survives in areas of Zone 9B that border 10A, especially if it's placed in a protected area. In winter, the vine will usually drop some of its leaves.