Grow Your Secret Garden Hardy,Fragrant Passion Flower Blue- 10 Viable

• Passion Flower bear some of the showiest blooms on earth. An easily grown , these look absolutely stunning in the garden or inside as a year-round house.Almost everyone can grow this vigorous and fragrant old-fashioned butterfly magnet. Blooming from summer through fall.This variety is extremely fast growing, and may grow up to 30' a season. It is also one of the hardiest passion flowers.It will regrow from roots the following year.Soak the in the orange juice.

Of all the flowering vines, Passion Flower bear some of the showiest blooms on earth. An easily grown , these look absolutely stunning in the garden or inside as a year-round house. The blooms of Blue Passion Flower are multi-colored, with a mint scent much like the fruit of the pineapple guava. To most people the word passion flower(passiflora) conjures up pictures of exotic locations and peoples, and of fruit with mysterious and aphrodisiac qualities. This is not far from the truth. The vines that produce the passion flower are beautifully intricate and richly colourful s. Astonishingly beautiful flowers, ease of culture in part shade and hardiness make Passiflora caerulea one of the best vines. Almost everyone can grow this vigorous and fragrant old-fashioned butterfly magnet. Blooming from summer through fall, it flowers like crazy. The exotic-looking, dramatically beautiful complex blossoms each features a prominent crown of blue filaments and white petals arranged in a shallow shape. In the center is the y maroon stigma surrounded by the five lime-green stamens. Shiny plamate leaves. This variety is extremely fast growing, and may grow up to 30' a season. It is also one of the hardiest passion flowers. It will regrow from roots the following year. In warmer climates, the vine will grow and bloom throughout the year. In colder zones, these are best grown outside in containers and overwintered inside or grown as a year-round house. Inside s bloom intermittently throughout the winter months. They begin blooming in July and continue until frost. The vines can easily grow up to 15 feet in a season. Grow it on a fence or trellis, or simply allow it to scramble over your shrubs and trees. They need partial to full sun, and will adapt themselves to most well-drained soils. During the growing season, the soil should be kept evenly moist, to ensure good flowering and growth.