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Aug 7, 2016 10:42 AM CST
Name: David Laderoute
Zone 5B/6 - NW MO (Zone 5b)
Ignoring Zones altogether
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mellielong said:
Speaking of that, David, are you referring to Dutchman's Pipevine like the tropical species? They usually kill Pipevine Swallowtail cats which is why I'm asking. We have to be super careful down here in Florida because we get both the Polydamas and Pipevine. The Polydamas can handle the tropical species, but the Pipevine can't. I use Aristolochia tomentosa (Wooly Pipevine) to feed both kinds. At MOSI, we had some success with A. triloba (or A. trilobata, not sure if they're the same or not) and A. fimbriata not killing the Pipevine Swallowtail cats.


I grew some A. tomentosa from seed from a very trusted source. The other one, I am attempting to locate my records. I will get back to you.

The tomentosa is native and hardy in Missouri.
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