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This flower grows on a vine, a vine with tendrils that attaches itself to anything near it. It makes a small fruit, the size of a lemon, with hundreds of seeds surrounded by a fleshly covering. The taste is out of this world. They grow wild in the southern United States and when we were little we would keep our vines secret when we found them in the woods.
Butterflies are greatly attracted to these flowers.
Coleen Perilloux Landry retains the international copyright not only for the original image but also for any versions of it.
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