Distimake Species, Alamo Vine, Merremia, Noyau Vine (Distimake dissectus)
On a rural road near Brooksville, FL - late August 2005
Opening Alamo vine seedpod (seed pod) with visible seed as seen from the side ...
Mid November, early Winter, zone 9b
Merremia dissecta cotyledons
Alamo Vine (Merremia dissecta) bloom ...
Shot on young plant
Seeds had got soaked in the rain. They are still in the pod.
Alamo vine (Merremia dissecta) seedpod (seed pod) as seen from the back ...
Alamo vine (Merremia dissecta) leaves ...
An Alamo vine (Merremia dissecta) bloom bud ...
Corner or Glenn and Balboa St., Tucson, AZ
Merremia seed pods.
Merremia dissecta cotyledons
Merremia dissecta cotyledons and first true leaves
Mid November, early Winter, zone 9b
Mid November, early Winter, zone 9b
Seeds in November, early Winter, zone 9b
Seeds in November, early Winter, zone 9b
this is a very young plant
Forming seed pods on this vine. They remind me a little of unripe cherry tomatoes. Large seed pods!
This vine is well-behaved for me in a small pot. It has become dwarfed because of the size of the pot.
Being visited by a small bee.
Side yard in Orange Park, Fl
San Salvedor, Bahamas
Alamo Vine growing in Tucson, AZ. Seeds originally from Naco, AZ.
These are sprouting seeds of Merremia dissecta
Found these growing along a fence around an empty lot in the middle of town, doing remarkably well for no care, no water, and alongside a roadway.
Specimen grown at Wilhelma, Stuttgart
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Distimake Species, Alamo Vine, Merremia, Noyau Vine
Distimake dissectus
| Type: | Groundcovers, Tropicals and Tender Perennials, Vines and Climbers |
| Height: | 8-12 ft. | 2.4-3.6 m |
| Conditions: | Zone 7-11, Full Sun, Sun to Partial Shade |