Crossvine (Bignonia capreolata) seeds are ready when pods turn brown and split. Collect seeds and choose a sowing strategy:
Plant fresh seeds in a prepared bed. Some may germinate quickly.
Store seeds cool and dry over winter. Sow in May for more uniform germination.
Either method works; crossvine seeds are forgiving. Vines grown from seed may take 2–3 years to flower.
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