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![]() Passion Flower
Lush Twining Tendrils
(24 customer reviews)Commemorates the Crucifixion, according to legend— white flowers wearing a spike crown of violet are unusual and unique. Large blooms are followed by egg-shaped deep orange fruits that have a flavor reminiscent of blackberries and are good for baking. Benefits from hoop or trellis support and enjoys full sun. Potted plants. Product Details
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![]() Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers Sort Reviews: Newest | Oldest | Highest Rating | Lowest Rating - Saturday, August 14, 2010Disappointed Reviewed By: Daniel G (Milwaukee, WI) The plant itself came in good shape and I had no problem getting it to grow. I am growing as a container plant with a trellis and it seems to like it. It grows fast and so trains very easily. I am disappointed because the variety I bought was advertised as having a blue and green flower. Unfortunately, the plant just flowered this week and the resulting flower was clearly purple. - Saturday, July 17, 2010watch carefully for the fruit Reviewed By: Candace R (Asheville, NC) I love this plant & currently have it in a pot. I first noticed it would bloom once only. At first, I just tore off the retired bloom. Then, I threw them back in the pot. A few days ago when I was waiting for 1 to be soft enough to tug off, I realized the fruit was starting to bloom. Now, it's about 3 days old & the size of a kumquat. Also, the skin is green. There's a new one sprouting in the pot now and another fixing to sprout the fruit. I don't see any another areas ready to bloom the flower. - Wednesday, June 02, 2010Information Reviewed By: B Adkins (Orrville, Ohio) My Friend grows this plant outside. It comes up in mid spring and this year prior to June, the flowers were beautiful. I noticed that the plant is rated for warmer weather than ours here in Northeast ohio. Yet I know the plant has survived the winter for the last 6 years. Is this unusual or normal? Read More Reviews |
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