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1. Cold Hardy 'Red Rover' Passiflora Edulis - Edible Purple Passion Flower Fruit Vine - Live Plant
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Purple Passion Plant - Live PlantDelicious Edible Fruit
Beautiful flowers
Attracts Butterflies
Cold Hardy down to 27 Degrees! Min -3C 27F
Description
This is the Passiflora Edulis 'Red Rover', highly prized edible passion fruit vine. Great vine to grow with delicious fruit to eat. They produce the large edible passion fruit that are purple, best to let it fall to the ground rather than pick it. This vine will do extremely well in California and Florida, and will produce fruit in colder states as well as it can be grown in a pot and brought in for the winter. The fruit is a very delicious and considered one of the best tasting of the Passion Fruits. Plants are Tissue Cultured Clones, ready to grow and bear fruit within a few month and are shipped in a 4"(approx.) pot Note: The photos of the plants and flowers were taken in our growing area and are of our plants and flowers. Cold Hardy down to 27 Degrees! Min -3C 27F2. Passion Fruit Vine - Purple Passiflora Edulis LIVE PLANT - 3-8" tall
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Purple Passion Plant - Live Plant - 3"-8" tall in 3-1/2" tall Pot ready to TransplantDelicious Edible Fruit
Cold Hardy down to 27 Degrees! Min -3C 27F
Beautiful flowers, Attracts Butterflies
Be sure that you're purchasing from LLC Marketing, Info in this listing applies to items purchased and shipped from LLC Marketing, Nursery registration number: A1469
Description
This is the Passiflora Edulis Purple Passion Plant, highly prized edible passion fruit vine. Great vine to grow with delicious fruit to eat. They produce the large edible passion fruit that are purple, best to let it fall to the ground rather than pick it. This vine will do extremely well in California and Florida, and will produce fruit in colder states as well as it can be grown in a pot and brought in for the winter. The fruit is a very delicious and considered one of the best tasting of the Passion Fruits. Plants are Tissue Cultured Clones, ready to grow and bear fruit within a few month and are shipped in a 3-1/2" tall pot and are approx 3"-8" when shipped. Note: The photos of the plants and flowers were taken in our growing area and are of our plants and flowers. Cold Hardy down to 27 Degrees! Min -3C 27F3. 9GreenBox - Maypop Purple Passion Flower - 4'' Pot
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Climbing vine.Tolerates drought.
Blooms late April to September.
Hardy zones 5-9.
Ships in a 4'' inch pot.
Description
Passion Flower actually originated from South America, East, and Southern Asia and in New Guinea. They are known for their elegant and beautiful bluish to purple color flowers. They are a vining type with small shrubs that are developing sweet fruits. Passion fruits are rich in antioxidants, flavonoids, Vitamin A and C and other health beneficial minerals. Growing Passionflower in your patio will add a tropical look to your garden while waiting for its fruit to ripens.4. 9GreenBox - Edible Passion Flower - 2 Pack
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Vibrant colored blossoms.Edible fruit.
Spreads up to 30 feet.
Likes filtered sun, hardiness zones 9-11.
2 pack.
Description
Passion Flower actually originated from South America, East, and Southern Asia and in New Guinea. They are known for their elegant and beautiful bluish to purple color flowers. They are a vining type with small shrubs that are developing sweet fruits. Passion fruits are rich in antioxidants, flavonoids, Vitamin A and C and other health beneficial minerals. Growing Passionflower in your patio will add a tropical look to your garden while waiting for its fruit to ripens.5. SCARLET FLAME Red Passion Flower Vine Live Plant Passiflora Hybrid Starter Size 4 Inch Pot Emeralds TM
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Economical Starter Size Plant growing in a 4 inch diameter pot. Plant will average a 6 to 10 inches tall. No bloom or bud on arrival. .Vigorous fast growing tendriled true vine with unique to species red flowers, unlike any other flowering plant
Mildly fragrant, can set fruit, but not easily.
Easy to grow, quick to establish, attracts butterflies and hummingbirds
Tropical. Recommended for USDA Zones 9, 10, 11 (Cold Protection Recommended All Zones for the best year round appearance, earliest bloom, and longest life
Description
Product Information:
Common Name: Scarlet Flame Passion Vine
Botanical Name: Passifloria coccinea hybrid
Mature Size: 10 to 20 feet runners
Flower Color: Red
Bloom Form: Unique to the species
Fragrance: Moderate
Recommended USDA Zone: 9, 10, 11
Soil Type: Neutral to slightly acidic
Soil PH: Neutral to slightly acidic
Watering: Moderate
Special Features: Fast, aggressive grower, quick to establish, large showy flower
Suggested Uses: Fence, Trellis, Arbor, Potted, Support
House Plant Adaptive: Yes
Limited Conditional Warranty: Healthy Arrival
Extended Long Term Warranty: None
Country of origin: USA Scarlet Flame is a well known and popular Passiflora hybrid cross from Passiflora vitifolia x Passiflora coccinea that is vigorous and easy to grow.
The vine grows lush and dense.
The unique flowers appear profusely throughout the warm season in bright, blood red scarlet.
This species has an interesting historical background as 17th Century priests assigned great religious significance to the unique structure of the flower.
Scarlet Flame can set fruit if another type of passion vine is close by, but frequently requires hand pollination.
6. Purple Passion Fruit Vine, Passiflora Edulis, Seeds (Fast, Edible Fruit) (60 Seeds)
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Purple Passion Fruit Vine, Passiflora edulis, Seeds Fast Growing Vine, Showy Flowers, Edible Fruits, Evergreen, Trellis or Arbor, TropicaThe Purple Passion Fruit, native from southern Brazil through Paraguay to northern Argentina, is a vigorous, climbing vine that clings by tendrils to almost any support. It can grow 15 to 20 feet per year once established and must have strong support. It is generally short-lived (5 to 7 years). The evergreen leaves of Purple Passion Fruit are alternate, deeply 3-lobed when mature and finely toothed. They are 3 to 8 inches long, deep green and glossy above, paler and dull beneath and, like the young stems and tendrils, tinged with red or purple. A single, fragrant flower, 2 to 3 inches wide, is born at each node on the new growth. The bloom, clasped by 3 large, green, lifelike bracts, consists of 5 greenish-white sepals, 5 white petals and a fringelike corona of straight, white-tipped rays, rich purple at the base. It also has 5 stamens with large anthers, the ovary and triple-branched style forming a prominent central structure. Purple Passion Fruit is self-fruitful, but pollination is best under humid conditions. Carpenter bees are the most efficient pollinator, much more so than honey bees. Wind is ineffective because of the heaviness and stickiness of the pollen. The flowers can also be hand pollinated. The nearly round or ovoid fruit, 1-1/2 to 3 inches wide, has a tough rind that is smooth and waxy and ranging in hue from dark purple with faint, fine white specks, to light yellow or pumpkin-color. Within is a cavity more or less filled with an aromatic mass of double walled, membranous sacs containing orange-colored, pulpy juice and as many as 250 small, hard, dark brown or black, pitted seeds. The unique flavor is appealing, musky, guava-like and sweet/tart to tart. The yellow form has generally larger fruit than the purple, but the pulp of the purple is less acid, richer in aroma and flavor and has a higher proportion of juice (35-38%). The vine, especially the yellow form, is fast-growing and will begin to bear in 1 to 3 years. Ripening occurs 70 to 80 days a
Description
Other Names: Passion Fruit, Granadilla, Purple Granadilla Zone: 9 to 11 Growth Rate: Fast Plant Type: Evergreen Twining Vine Family: Passifloraceae Native Range: Brazil through Paraguay to northern Argentina. Height: 10 to 25 feet Spread: 3 to 6 feet Bloom Time: Mid Spring Sun: Full Sun to Part Shade Fall Color: Evergreen Drought Tolerance: Low Water: Medium Maintenance: Medium Site Requirements /Soil Tolerances: Passion fruit vines grow on many soil types but light to heavy sandy loams with a pH of 6.5 to 7.5 are the most suitable. Excellent drainage is absolutely necessary. Also, the soil should be rich in organic matter and low in salts. If the soil is too acid, lime must be applied. Because the vines are shallow-rooted, they will benefit from a thick layer of organic mulch. Culture: Pruning is necessary to keep the vines within bounds, to make harvest easier and to keep the plants productive by maintaining vigorous growth. In warm winter climates prune immediately after harvest. In areas with cool winters prune in early spring. As a a general rule remove all weak growth and cut back vigorous growth by at least one third. In very hot climates allow a thick canopy of foliage to grow around the fruit to prevent sunburn. Uses: The vine can be rather rampant, so it is important to plant it next to a chain link fence or install a strong trellis before planting. The plants can also be trained into an attractive arbor. Typically grown in tropical gardens or greenhouses for the exotic beauty of its flowers and edible fruits. Sowing Passiflora edulis Seeds: For best results, please follow the instructions in the order provided. Scarify: Soak in water for 24 hours Stratify: None. Germination: Sow 1/4" Deep, Keep warm (70-75 degrees F) and moist (Not wet).7. Rare Passiflora incarnata Maypop 10pcs/bag - Beautiful Passion Vine Fruit Flower Seeds
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Rare Passiflora incarnata Maypop 10pcs/bag - Beautiful Passion Vine Fruit Flower SeedsDescription
BonsaiUnit Type: Outdoor Plants
Package Weight: Lily's
Package Size: Very Easy
Unit Type: Mini Garden
Package Weight: Spring
Package Size: Landscape Plant
8. *Seeds and Things Edible Passion Flower Fruit Seeds 15+ Passiflora edulis
9. Sweet Granadilla Passion Flower 15 Seeds
Feature
Strong ClimberWhite & purple-barred flowers
They grow well in pots and flowers are often produced in succession throughout the summer
Very easy to grow
15 Seeds
Description
PASSION FLOWER: Passion flowers are exotic looking topical plants that can actually be grown in much milder areas. There are many different passion flower plants. Some passion flowers are vines, some produce edible fruits. The genus Passiflora contains over 400 species. The name 'Passion' Flower comes from Spanish Christian missionaries who adopted the unique physical structures of this plant, particularly the numbers of its various flower parts, as symbols of the last days of Jesus and especially his crucifixion.A large genus of several hundred species of climbing (with tendrils) plants nearly all from the New World, and most bearing fascinating flowers which must be amongst the most wonderful and beautiful to be found in the floral kingdom. Although recounted in most references to the genus, the story behind the name is still worth repeating here. The early Spanish missionaries in South America saw in the flower the instruments of Christ's Passion - the central column (gynandrophore) represented the scourging post, the three stigmas the three nails, the five stamens the five wounds, the corona filaments the crown of thorns, the calyx the nimbus or halo of glory, and the ten petals the Apostles - Peter and Judas being absent. They are very easy to raise from seed and very vigorous - given half a chance, they will take over your greenhouse. They grow well in pots and flowers are often produced in succession throughout the summer.
Description: A strong climber with white and purple-barred flowers, 3 or 4 ins. across, followed by edible white fruits 3 ins. long. Packet of 15 seeds.
10. New Passiflora Passion Mixed Flowers Seeds, 30+ Seeds
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New Passiflora Passion Mixed Flowers Seeds, 30+ seeds, tasty colorful home garden climbing perennial plantsClimate: Temperate, Style: Perennial, Germination Rate: 85%
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