By Polyear
United Kingdom 
My cup and saucer vine has developed several fruits. Are they edible ? Can I keep them for planting seed next year ? Sue
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Cobaea
24 Aug, 2011
Answers
Edible NO
24 Aug, 2011
Thanks, MG - I forgot that bit!
25 Aug, 2011
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« We have 2 "Newbiscus" which flowered in the first year but have not flowered...
They are seedpods - if you're lucky enough to get good weather, you might be able to harvest a ripe pod, which should be put in a paper bag where it will split open and you can then harvest the seeds ready to sow next spring.
If they don't ripen on the vine, it's unlikely that the seeds will be viable.
24 Aug, 2011