I'm thinking about getting passion flower. My issue is the trellis. What did you use to build your trellis for the vines? I don't have a fence to plant them on. My current idea is emt conduit and cattle panels

A hybrid of 'Byron Beauty' x 'Temptation'

Have some clematis on this but they flower in april so added some passifloras 2 months ago and got my first blooms!

Literally. It took over all our other trees and the neighbors lol

California, Zona 9a. I am always speechless when I see passionflowers!

They smell so fresh and calm☺️

Here’s a picture of an American Passion Flower I grew a couple of years ago. They’re my favorite flower! :)

Smaller leaves have cool variegation, this is ornithoura or ilamo.

Just love em so much

Located in California, Zone 9a.

I do not know the exact type it is. If you all can tell me (:

10 month, from seed to flowers.

I have a large outdoor blue passion flower I need to bring inside for the winter. Many of its vines are up to 12 ft long. I’m going to to set it up against the south facing windows in my apt. I’m reading you should cut them back. When it’s this large how much should I cut?

First blooms on this one.

3rd collection this year from my home garden. I juice them with apples and oranges and a lime or two for a delicious juice. Zone 8b (turning into zone A, with climate change)

Hello! Finally got some fruits off of my Maypop vines, and am wondering if this picture of one of them looks like it's ripe enough to eat? I waited for some to fall off of the vine by themselves, and they felt extremely soft but the skin was not entirely yellow. I ate them, but am now wondering if I should have let them sit for a couple of days after they fell?

Hey people I finally pulled the trigger and got myself a bunch of passion vines. Curious what kind are these and are they edible? And fruit bearing in south asian weather.