Passiflora caerulea
Blue Passion Flower
Mid Summer 2022
41
- 14
Early Summer 2022
27
- 3
Late Spring 2020
62
- 21






Passiflora caerulea
Mid Summer 2022
41
Early Summer 2022
27

2/7/2022

π Gorgeous!

Thanks Julie π @jllawrencegmail.com
Late Spring 2020
62

6/6/2020

They look so exotic π

Ooooohhhhweeee!!!ππ

Ooh that's nice ππ

awesome color

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So beautiful πππ

Those are a unique one arenβt they?!? I love coming to your profile! So please do tell.....any great adventures lately? You have a wonderful life Jeff!!!! I guess you were a butterfly or something very special in another life. Enjoy!!!!ππ

Beautiful. I wish I could grow one. To cold in Minnesota.

Thanks folks. First flower of many I hope π Getting it through winter is always the biggest test, but I don't think we got lower than -5C, which was OK. The warm spring has really given it a kick start since, with lots of new growth on it & flower budsπ @debs69 @ShelleySnyder @BillWatson @midnightgardener @sinukarta @linfoster @novicegardenlover & @kez001uk

These are fairly common, here anyway, as they're the hardiest variety of passiflora. Thanks Terri βΊ Covid19 has stopped all travelling for now. I'm hoping that will change though in the months to come π€ Then I can carry on with my ongoing midlife crisis π€£ @terrimclaughlin π

@jeatacake What do you to over winter it Jeff? I remember Kez saying her Hibiscus lives indoors. It looks fabulous. I like my plants in the garden. But now I have a Hibiscus of my own it might have to come indoors in winter ππ
23/7/2022 surprise #3 One of my passion vines setting fruit (at least 4 so far). Never had that happen before! π
I love this Jeff π
Beautiful π€ππ
That is awesome Jeff. Beautiful flower too. π€ππ
Snap - Iβve even tasted the fruit on mine - they go orange and then brown - then you eat them- mine have never gone brown before but maybe this year π€π
Thank you @vegandmore @pelly @hkyfvr & @KOutdoors
@sharonhayden I think mine have a bit more growing to do. Then it's a question of having enough time & good weather for them to ripen I suppose. How did they taste by the way?
Always welcome Jeff π
Like eating perfume π
Ha ha! I think I know what you mean. Maybe a bit better than eating soap! π You've not put me off though. If mine do ripen I will try one ππ @sharonhayden
Do you remember Parma violet sweets? They were like eating perfume
I certainly do. Loved them when I was a kid & I even had some last year. They were in a tub of sweets I'd bought for trick or treaters last Halloween. I definitely know what you mean now though! π @sharonhayden