Maypop passion flower

Passion Vine Passiflora incarnata Have a plant tag for it but don't remember planting it.

Passion flower's jungle blooms add flamboyant colour to a garden. Hazel Sillver looks at the history of the exotic climber and how to grow the hardiest forms

Our native passionflower produces yummy fruit called maypops, the leaves have herbal properties & the beautiful flowers attract pollinators!

This vine is easy to grow, provides blooms and feeds pollinators too...it's Passiflora incarnata, is hardy in zones 6 - 9 and is the host plant for the Gulf fri…

Passion flowers are exotic, eccentric, and even slightly alien. They grow on vigorous vines that have a stubborn streak and are difficult to train. However, passion vine training is possible if you follow a few important tips found in this article.

Purple Passionflower-Tennessee State Wildflower.

Passiflora caerulea or blue passion flower thrives in cooler regions. Here are care and pruning tips and how to grow this vine in the garden.

If you are thinking of growing maypop passion vines in your backyard, you’ll want a little more information about these plants. Click on the following article for tips on how to grow maypops and infor

Growing passionflowers is a great way to create edible landscapes. All parts of the passionflower vine are edible or medicinal- the flowers, fruit, leaves, and roots. Plant passionflowers today and start harvesting passionfruit in just a few month.