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1. There are over species of tropical passion flowers (Passiflora spp.) with sizes ranging from ½ inch to 6 inches ( cm.) across. They are found naturally from South America through Mexico. Early missionaries to these regions used the distinctly colored patterns of the flowers parts to teach about the passion of Christ; hence the name.

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2. The Passion Flower is a common roadside weed, found throughout many areas of the Southeastern United States where it often grows in large masses in ditches and open fields. Passiflora incarnata derived the early common name of Maypop from the way it just seems to 'pop' out of the ground in May.

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3. Passion flower is a striking tropical-like vine that is easy to grow. This popular houseplant or garden vine is also easy to propagate. Passion flower propagation can be achieved with tips from this article.

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4. Passionflower is a vine that grows in warm areas of the southern U.S., Mexico, and South America. It's been used for centuries to try to treat sleep issues, boils, earaches, liver problems, and.

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5. Passion flower is a climbing vine that is native to the southeastern United States, and Central and South America. It was used as a food plant and in traditional medicine as a sedative. The above ground parts are used to make medicine.

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6. With their vining habit, passion flowers are also perfect for hanging baskets, and can even be grown in patio containers so long as they are moved indoors for winter in northern zones. Once the blooms are spent, enjoy the sweet, tart, guava-like flavor of the egg-shaped fruit they produce. Zone Height 10 - Brand: Michigan Bulb Company.

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7. Mar 19,  · Passion flowers have the most incredible flowers from July to October, usually followed by edible, but not particularly tasty, egg-shaped fruits. Rampant climbers, passion flowers will .

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8. Passion flower. Passiflora (passion flower) is an evergreen climber with exotic looking flowers, sometimes followed by brightly coloured fruits. Suited to a sunny sheltered spot in mild regions of the UK, in colder areas it can be grown under cover of a greenhouse or conservatory.

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