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P. incarnata bloomed today.

13 years ago

Just wanted to share a pic of my Passiflora incarnata with yall.

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gldno1
13 years ago
It is beautiful. Very similar to the native one on the farm, but a deeper color.

glenda
christie_sw_mo
13 years ago
Beautiful! They look like they belong in the tropics.
I don't think mine even has buds yet.
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helenh
13 years ago
What a complicated flower; it is beautiful and interesting.
teeandcee
13 years ago
It's gorgeous!
jaceysgranny
13 years ago
It is a beautiful bloom and the religious meaning of the different parts of it are interesting too.
taz6122
Original Author
13 years ago
Thanks all. It's bloomed a couple more times. I hope I get some fruit from it so I can share the seeds. It's a very fragrant bloom and smells wonderful. You wouldn't think something that small could fill the air like it does.
christie_sw_mo
13 years ago
I've never noticed mine being fragrant. I will check when it blooms.
Did you know it's a host plant for butterflies?

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