Passiflora Quadrangularis

I was now concerned with how large the population of caterpillars had become. As a result the caterpillars had gone too. The vines provided a wonderful habitat for the Gulf Frits and through my efforts the population was sustained and flourished.

The deep color patterning in the banded corolla amplifies the 3” bloom. With a free blooming nature and a vigorous growth habit, it brings exotic floral form from spring through fall to the potted garden.

Before I had a chance to put my passionflower vine plan into action, I happened upon a native passionflower vine at a local nursery. I'll share their story in my next article. As he gave the tour of his garden he pointed up and said ?And this is what...

Particularly welcome rare species and interesting hybrids I'm looking for plants of Passiflora subgenus Tacsonia. Plants from anywhere in the world. Particularly welcome rare species and interesting hybrids such as Parritae, Sanctae barbarae, parritaexcaerulea,...

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It provides food and shelter for body and soul for human beings and for the well-being of many other life forms. I also grow many flowers which will attract butterflies and hummingbirds.Some of my favorite blue and purple flowers include:also grow nice...

Veldt Grape (Cissus quadrangularis) Cissus quadrangularis makes an ideal windowsill plant that thrives under dry conditions and periods of neglect. Its 3” long, segmented, square-shaped stems have tendrils that reach out and climb with seasonal small...

Quadrangularis. Once thought to be a species, it is now known as a hybrid between P. Passion Flower (Passiflora x decaisneana) Its 4" flowers and sweet fragrance delight the senses from summer into fall.

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. Red Passion Flower (Passiflora miniata) The deepest red of any passion flower that we grow, Red Passion Flower has abundant blooms with rich valentine-red petals contrasted...

Passion Flower ‘McCain' (Passiflora edulis) A superb fruiting variety that self-pollinates and produces large oval fruit of excellent sweetness and flavor. The 2" blooms are exquisitely defined with a dark purple band against a background of white.

Maypop Passion Flower (Passiflora incarnata) Beautiful flowers, fragrance and succulent fruit are characteristic of this native North American Passion Flower. Three-inch wide, creamy pink petals in a fully banded corolla appear throughout the summer.

Let it climb on a trellis or railing or grow it in a hanging basket. ‘Panda' is a vigorous hybrid that has been a continuous spring-to-fall bloomer for us. Passion Flower ‘Panda' (Passiflora hybrid) Lightly fragrant, the large, strikingly beautiful,...

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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Quardifolia, the 6" diameter flowers are defined by narrow sepals and petals and a uniform orange color. If space is limited, a hanging basket is an excellent choice. This strong vigorous grower performs admirably, when planted in the ground or grown...

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.

To round out the Collection is 'White Wedding' which is stunning to gaze upon for its pure white color. We love this Collection for the summer garden. Fabulous Five Summer Passion Flower Collection A diversity of color and form awaits you with this Fabulous...

This self-fertile, fruiting variety has good resistance to root rot. The lovely flowers have white petals and frilly purple-to-white filaments. Passion Flower ‘Panama' (Passiflora edulis) One-third larger than the regular passion fruit, ‘Panama' is...

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. Passion Flower Triloba (Passiflora triloba) Impressive large fragrant flowers make Passiflora triloba a rare find.

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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. Passion Flower ‘Citrina' (Passiflora hybrid) This Passiflora displays a never-ending bloom of clear, yellow flowers which make it a stunning choice for basket culture.

Passion Flower ‘Sapphire' (Passiflora hybrid) Ease of culture and frequency of bloom make P. ‘Sapphire' an excellent choice for anyone wishing to venture into the world of Passion Flowers.

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. Passion Flower ‘La Lucchese' (Passiflora hybrid) Large, 4” flowers with long, delicate, light purple...

Great for the patio as a conversation piece. Fun Fact There are about 500 species within the genus Passiflora. Loves warm weather, so set outdoors when the nights have warmed. Treat with neem oil if needed, especially prior to bringing in for winter.