What passion flower are you growing
 

Just wondering what passion vines others are growing. When I get fruit I will put some seed up for trade.I am growing, also have some unidentfied.

Caerulea
Fredericks
Tripartyta Mollisima Banana Passion fruit
Alata
Racemosa Buzios
Quadrangularis
Belottia
Aurantia
Capsularis
Foetida
mollissima
Laurifolia
Maliformis
Sidaefolia
Vitifolia
Subrotunda
Coccinea

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Ligularis
Edulis
Quadrangularis
Mixto
Manicata
Mollisima
and a cople of unknown hybrids.

Re: What passion flower are you growing
 

incarnata (native that 'popped' up here)
Manicata (Most likely, according to Beth)
Ligularis (just pushed out of the soil, no true leaves yet)

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I googled manicata , there are some growing wild in Santa Barbara Ca. That will be the next one I get. I already have to many banana plants ,might as well have to many Passion vines.

Re: What passion flower are you growing
 

Passiflora Fredericks

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I'm down to just one vine, Ruby Glow.

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Beautiful flower. Have you ever gotten fruit. I got a fruit off of one down the street from me. It was easy to germinate and i have twenty seedlings going.

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The fruit never matures on this vine, not sure why. It is fragrant though!

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I think you need a pollinator like caerula to get fruit.

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Very impressive list!

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I hope I an keep all of them growing.Before I got interested in passion flowers I never noticed any in my neighborhood.Now I keep an eye out for them.In a three mile radius of me I have found twenty passion vines six different varieties.

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Back in the UK I used to struggle to grow about 12 varieties, now they grow easily I only have a monster vitifolia spreading about 60ft, and some edulis and edulis flaviocarpa - go figure!!