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| I went to Kew Gardens in London a couple of years ago and snapped a picture
at one time i knew the name of it, but it now escapes me. the flowers were strikingly small. i would guess about the size of a US nickel. unfortunately this is the only picture i can find |
Here is a link that might be useful: Passion Flower
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| You'll have to get the opinion of someone who grows a lot of Decalobas (a subgenus of Passiflora). My guess would be maybe P. suberosa (???) Here are a couple photos I found online: http://species.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Starr_070404-6651_Passiflora_su berosa.jpg http://georgiavines.com/optimgs/passiflora/Passiflora_Suberosa2.jpg |
Here is a link that might be useful: Yet another P. suberosa picture
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| I agree that it's a suberosa with the lobed foliage. Here's two whose blooms are pretty much identical but one has unlobed foliage. The mature stems of both should have a whitish corky covering, hence the common name "Corkystem Passion Flower". suberosa lobed foliage
pallida unlobed foliage
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