MotherBrugger
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First Passiflora of spring
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lesa
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Isn't that lovely!! Is that something that you planted or do they grow in Florida naturally?? Very beautiful!
vfem
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Oh gorgeous! Congrats! 
I think I like Spring in FL better then our springs here.
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MotherBrugger
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No, not a Florida native. It grows a delicious banana shaped fruit if I can ever get her pollinator to bloom at the same time. Forgot to mention, this is 'vitifolia'
Thanks for all of the nice comments. and ooooh, NC has some lovely flowers and natives that are beautiful! It is fickle to root from cuttings, but I've got two that are beginning to 'stem thicken' up....I'll have to offer them up for trade in future to some fellow gardeners here
Thanks for all of the nice comments. and ooooh, NC has some lovely flowers and natives that are beautiful! It is fickle to root from cuttings, but I've got two that are beginning to 'stem thicken' up....I'll have to offer them up for trade in future to some fellow gardeners here
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Passifloras are one of my passions in gardening. I try to collect and grow as many kinds as I have railings on my deck to support them. Where do you get different kinds? How do you root them from cuttings? Does it have to be a woody stem? I have only grown them from seed and purchased plants in the past.MotherBrugger said:No, not a Florida native. It grows a delicious banana shaped fruit if I can ever get her pollinator to bloom at the same time. Forgot to mention, this is 'vitifolia'
Thanks for all of the nice comments. and ooooh, NC has some lovely flowers and natives that are beautiful! It is fickle to root from cuttings, but I've got two that are beginning to 'stem thicken' up....I'll have to offer them up for trade in future to some fellow gardeners here
Here's one of my favorites:
lesa
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Featherbaby- I love that passion flower!! That is one of my favorite plants! Here in zone 4, I have to bring it inside for winter- and it continues to bloom in my office! If I lived in the south, my whole yard would be full of them! Enjoy!
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I nominate either or both of those for pic of the week.
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I'll second that!hoodat said:
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Wow....thanks! I have it as my screen saver on my computer because it makes me feel like spring when I look at it. I appreciate the compliment.
