this year is the first time it has flowered and what beautiful flowers it has , so I will have a go at saving the seeds
so can some one tell me weither they are in a pod like excample (sweetpea )as i do knot know

Hi Dolphin,
The snail plant has seed pods very much like a green bean..in fact a visitor remarked to me what a great crop of beans I had .... they self seed readily I find them popping up in the garden everywhere....Has a very deep rooting system and once they get established very difficult to move

Pardon my ignorance...am just wondering what a snail plant looks like. I have plenty of 'mouse' plants but can't recall a 'snail plant'. Does it go under any other name?
Just curious.

Gidday

Does it grow on cabbages?

Has anyone got A Himalayan lilley ,if so at what stage do you remove the seed pods. We have one that has just grown and is up to 8 feet high .Where it came from no one knows but has been suggested the birds have bought the seed in . It appeared last year but only grew about a couple of feet and then dissapeared but this year it has gone mad . It is growing in the bushland part of the garden so is sheltered by high grown trees. It has 14 pods on it. Help.

Melsy & OJ you were asking what a snail plant was ...it is Vinca caracella Quite a robust climber with a beautiful perfume

Wow, don't ever think I've seen one....nearly looks like a large sweet pea gone wrong!

Gidday

Hey Zandi that sure looks pretty dandy Eh! Bloody nice actually.

A sweet pea,with snow drops.Beautiful.