Passiflora Antioquiensis

I couldn't believe my eyes but there they were floating around my passionflower vines. Not a leaf remained. I had prepared a special place in my garden to hopefully attract some butterflies.

Created by Roland Fischer of Hemer, Germany. Also a great candidate for summer plantings as it blooms easily as a young specimen. With a free blooming nature and a vigorous growth habit, it brings exotic floral form from spring through fall to the potted...

This has always been my challenge. Before I had a chance to put my passionflower vine plan into action, I happened upon a native passionflower vine at a local nursery. I amended the soil a bit and let them do their thing.

Plants from anywhere in the world. I'm looking for plants of Passiflora subgenus Tacsonia. Particularly welcome rare species and interesting hybrids Particularly welcome rare species and interesting hybrids such as Parritae, Sanctae barbarae, parritaexcaerulea,...

3.000 Kg minimun quantity We are buying our needs for 2006: olive, echinacea purpurea, vitex agnus castus, hippocastanum, melissa officinalis, passiflora incarnata, Uva ursi, chamomilla recutita, harpagophytum, urtica dioica, tanacetum vulgare.

It is an act of giving to the earth and to one's surroundings, but the benefits received in return are tremendous. I feel a sense of peace when I am surrounded by plant life and by other life forms.

The more sun this plant gets, the more it blooms. Passion Flower ‘Incense' (Passiflora hybrid) A sweetly perfumed cultivar that's a feast for the eyes! This winter hardy variety is used as a garden plant as far north as the coast of Southern New England.

Red Passion Flower (Passiflora miniata) The deepest red of any passion flower that we grow, Red Passion Flower has abundant blooms with rich valentine-red petals contrasted by black filaments.

Blooming freely, it goes uninterrupted from early spring through fall. Passion Flower ‘McCain' (Passiflora edulis) A superb fruiting variety that self-pollinates and produces large oval fruit of excellent sweetness and flavor.

This is the hardiest of the Passion Flowers growing as far north as New England. Maypop Passion Flower (Passiflora incarnata) Beautiful flowers, fragrance and succulent fruit are characteristic of this native North American Passion Flower.

This unusual passion flower will capture your attention with its beautiful blooms. This Roland Fischer hybrid brings another unique color to this amazing plant genus. ‘Panda' is a vigorous hybrid that has been a continuous spring-to-fall bloomer for...

Passion Flower ‘Inspiration' (Passiflora hybrid) Large flowers, deep purple color and fragrance are brought together in this remake of P. A hybrid of Roland Fischer of Germany. The flower is a vast improvement, yet a little more attention is needed...

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Taking the best of both parents, it's always in flower, even during the darker days of the year. If space is limited, a hanging basket is an excellent choice. Vitifolia and P. This hybrid Passion Flower's brilliant color and ever blooming nature is outstanding.

Passion Flower platyloba (Passiflora species) Like a fairy taking flight or a colorful Japanese lantern, Passiflora platyloba creates a most unusual floral display. Each flower has 3 large petals with strikingly marked purple and white speckled filaments...

Clockwise upper right- 'Blue Bouquet' is powdery blue and lightly fragrant, 'Monika Fischer' sports purples and blues, 'Lady Margaret' is a brilliant red that blooms nearly year-round and 'Blue Eyed Susan' has unusual frilly edging.

The fruit is reddish-purple on the outside and white on the inside with golden colored custard-like edible pulp. The lovely flowers have white petals and frilly purple-to-white filaments.

Passion Flower Triloba (Passiflora triloba) Impressive large fragrant flowers make Passiflora triloba a rare find. Blooms are 4” across and pendulate from the heavy vine sporting burgundy petals and rows of purple and white striped filaments.

This climbing plant gets its name from its intricate purple flower. If conditions persist, please seek advice from your medical doctor. Our produce is grown without pesticides or herbicides resulting in highly nutritious food and healthy soil.

A vigorous grower with a heavy vine, it can produce large edible fruit when hand-pollinated. Once thought to be a species, it is now known as a hybrid between P. Passion Flower (Passiflora x decaisneana) Its 4" flowers and sweet fragrance delight the...

Passion Flower ‘Maui' (Passiflora coccinea) Scarlet red flowers bloom one after the other from late fall through spring and older vines will bloom sporadically throughout the summer.

Passion Flower ‘Citrina' (Passiflora hybrid) This Passiflora displays a never-ending bloom of clear, yellow flowers which make it a stunning choice for basket culture. The 1½" star-shaped blooms resemble a sparkle of light against 2" felted leaves.

A visual delight of purple and white filaments combined with a soft fragrance reminds us of the beauty which passion flowers have to offer. Passion Flower ‘Sapphire' (Passiflora hybrid) Ease of culture and frequency of bloom make P.

Passion Flower ‘Anastasia' (Passiflora hybrid) Brilliant rose-pink, 4” blooms make passion flower ‘Anastasia' a winner. The petals are vibrant deep pink accented by a beautiful reddish-white corolla.

Passion Flower ‘La Lucchese' (Passiflora hybrid) Large, 4” flowers with long, delicate, light purple petals and frilly banded filaments make ‘La Lucchese' outstanding in the world of passion flowers.

Flowering: A truely complex-looking flower, with ruby-red petals and a white center, accented by hair-like segments as well as showy stamens & pistils. Great for the patio as a conversation piece.

A cross between P. Amethystina and a recent addition to our collection, it quickly established its virtues. Caerulea and P. Eager to bloom and blessed with fragrance, it is a strong, dependable performer.