Passiflora incarnata
Passion Flower
This vine, which climbs by tendrils, is native to southern Missouri. From mid-summer to early fall, it produces intricately fringed flowers up to three inches across that are purplish blue with pink and white parts. The edible fruit, up to two inches long, are egg-shaped and yellow when ripe. The fruit has a sweet pulp similar in taste to citrus.
Additional Information:
Height 12-20 Feet
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Spread 12-20 Feet
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Bloom/Seasonal Color Light Blue
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Home Owner Growing and Maintenance Tips:
Characteristics & Attributes
Hydrologic Designation
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Nature Attracting
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Season of Interest
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Late (July-frost) |
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Mid (May-June) |
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Soil Moisture
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Special Uses
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Ground Cover |
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Containers |
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Sun Exposure
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Full Sun |
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Medium Sun/Average Shade |
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USFS MO Ecological Map
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Wildlife Benefit
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Food/Small Animals |
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Food/Birds |
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Butterfly Host |
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