Passion vine

Native plants like passion flower vine are not always easy to source locally, so if you can start them from seed, you have more opportunities to diversify your yard with plants that support your local ecosystem. Adding passion flower vine (Passiflora incarnata) to your backyard not only enhances the beauty of your space but also provides essential food and shelter for local wildlife. In fact, passion flower vine is the host plant for the Gulf fritillary butterfly.

Passionflower has edible fruit and beautiful blooms that attract pollinators. Learn how to grow passionflower vine in your garden now on Gardener's Path.

This Passion Flower "Maypop" often grows wild in gardens and in woods; however, did you know they have a very symbolic meaning hence how it gets its name?

The passion flower vine is a vine that grows flowers in exotic and unique shapes that look out of this world. These plants can grow on a trellis or in a pot

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.

Passiflora 'Frederick' is an easy and beautiful edible vine to add a vertical element to your garden

A stunning, vigorous perennial vine, passion flower may be grown for its eye-popping blooms, or for its delectable fruit. So what happens if your passion flower is not fruiting? Find out in this article so you can get your plant to produce.

Passion vine grows with a passion, producing some of nature's most exquisite and complex flowers during warm months of the year. Read all about it!

The passion flower plant produces very exotic blooms, with 100;s of varieties. Learn tips on passiflora growing and care. Click here for [MORE]

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Growing Passion flowers (Passiflora incarnata), How to grow Passion flower in a container, Passiflora propagation, care. maypop is a tropical vine.

Lavender Lady Passion Flower Passiflora ‘Lavender Lady’ Vigorous, fast growing evergreen vine with large, exotic purple flowers from spring through summer. Excellent cover for walls, fences or arbors. Ideal container plant.

Found naturally along roadsides, pastures, and open woods, the exotic flowers and edible fruit of Purple Passionflower make this unique vine a striking ornamental plant for the garden. The common name, Maypop, refers to the fruit, which makes a loud popping sound when stomped on.

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These tropical fruits are one of the most bountiful backyard crops. Follow these helpful hints and you could yield a successful crop of your own.