Passiflora

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Created by Roland Fischer of Hemer, Germany. Also a great candidate for summer plantings as it blooms easily as a young specimen. Passion Flower 'Monika Fischer' (Passiflora hybrid) The intensity of color in this new hybrid sets it apart from other purple...

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The more sun this plant gets, the more it blooms. Passion Flower ‘Incense' (Passiflora hybrid) A sweetly perfumed cultivar that's a feast for the eyes! This winter hardy variety is used as a garden plant as far north as the coast of Southern New England.

Hand pollination will yield edible fruit. Formerly known as Passiflora coccinea. Flowering from fall to spring; intermittent blooms appear in summer. Red Passion Flower (Passiflora miniata) The deepest red of any passion flower that we grow, Red Passion...

Blooming freely, it goes uninterrupted from early spring through fall. Passion Flower ‘McCain' (Passiflora edulis) A superb fruiting variety that self-pollinates and produces large oval fruit of excellent sweetness and flavor.

This is the hardiest of the Passion Flowers growing as far north as New England. Maypop Passion Flower (Passiflora incarnata) Beautiful flowers, fragrance and succulent fruit are characteristic of this native North American Passion Flower.

This unusual passion flower will capture your attention with its beautiful blooms. This Roland Fischer hybrid brings another unique color to this amazing plant genus. Passion Flower ‘Panda' (Passiflora hybrid) Lightly fragrant, the large, strikingly...

The flower is a vast improvement, yet a little more attention is needed when culturing this passion flower. A hybrid of Roland Fischer of Germany. Passion Flower ‘Inspiration' (Passiflora hybrid) Large flowers, deep purple color and fragrance are brought...

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Passion Flower piresii (Passiflora piresii) Here is an excellent subject to fill any sunny exposure or garden trellis. A cross between P. Quardifolia, the 6" diameter flowers are defined by narrow sepals and petals and a uniform orange color.

This Central American native has a rich fragrance, which is distinctly and sweetly different than other passion flowers. Flowering occurs during the longer days of the year, especially when grown in full sun and poor soil.

They will bloom together as they climb around an arbor or trellis, or vine against walls or posts. Clockwise upper right- 'Blue Bouquet' is powdery blue and lightly fragrant, 'Monika Fischer' sports purples and blues, 'Lady Margaret' is a brilliant red...

If flowering indoors, hand pollination will help with fruit set. The fruit is reddish-purple on the outside and white on the inside with golden colored custard-like edible pulp. This self-fertile, fruiting variety has good resistance to root rot.

This fast-growing heavy vine needs a lot of room. Don't over fertilize and remember to stake or give support for the vine to grow. Blooms are 4” across and pendulate from the heavy vine sporting burgundy petals and rows of purple and white striped filaments.

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A vigorous grower with a heavy vine, it can produce large edible fruit when hand-pollinated. Passion Flower (Passiflora x decaisneana) Its 4" flowers and sweet fragrance delight the senses from summer into fall.

This clone came to us from the Enchanted Floral Gardens on Maui and the flower is a full inch larger than the standard red Passion Flower miniata. When cross pollinated, it produces a delicious edible fruit which is often found in markets throughout South...

'Citrina' was discovered in Honduras in 1991 by plantsman John MacDougal. The 1½" star-shaped blooms resemble a sparkle of light against 2" felted leaves. Passion Flower ‘Citrina' (Passiflora hybrid) This Passiflora displays a never-ending bloom of...

A visual delight of purple and white filaments combined with a soft fragrance reminds us of the beauty which passion flowers have to offer. Passion Flower ‘Sapphire' (Passiflora hybrid) Ease of culture and frequency of bloom make P.

This slender vine has a rambling nature and long flower stems allow the blossoms to dangle like jewels on a chain. We see ‘Anastasia' bloom in the spring and fall with a great tolerance to early frosts.

Give it support or grow in a hanging basket and this fragrant passion flower will delight you with its incredible blooms. A Maurizio Vecchia hybrid. Its free blooming nature brings nearly year-round floral beauty to any sunny growing space.

A perfect patio plant that should be carried over indoors in winter.When to Set Outside About two weeks after last frost, when nighttime temperatures remain above 45°F. Flowering: A truely complex-looking flower, with ruby-red petals and a white center,...

Eager to bloom and blessed with fragrance, it is a strong, dependable performer. A cross between P. Caerulea and P. Amethystina and a recent addition to our collection, it quickly established its virtues.