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Does Passiflora 'Blue Eyed Susan' send out suckers?

10 years ago

I spotted 2 young Passion flower vines about a foot from my 'Blue Eyed Susan.' Since one of the mixes in this hybrid is P. incarnata, I would think it might be possible. I do have P. incarnata and it does spread via suckers, but I've never seen them in this part of my yard before. Has anyone had experience with 'Blue Eyed Susan' sending out suckers?

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kayjones
10 years ago
I would say that, since incarnata is one of its parents, it will spread.
willet5
9 years ago
From experience ... they send out millions of suckers! I do not mow my back lawn so I can use the suckers for food for my gulf frittiliaries!
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