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Sat, May 13, 06 at 10:03
| I understand some passifloras are considered invasive, others not. Does anyone here know if p. alata/phoenicia 'Ruby Glow' is considered invasive in warm climates?
This is my first visit here, sorry if this is a repeatd question. |
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- Posted by sultry_jasmine_night steamy z9 (My Page) on Wed, May 24, 06 at 16:08
| I suppose any passiflora could become invasive given the perfect growing conditions. I havent heard of ruby glow being particularly invasive though. I always hear of maypop, and a few others being called invasive. I would consider ruby glow a plus if it invaded my garden lol! I have mine and all my others in pots and just leave them out year around in my climate-you prob could in yours as well. Just place your pot against a trellis so they can climb. ~SJN |
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| I've had one in the same spot for.. 2 or 3 years- No shoots poppin' up somewhere else or anything. So.. I'd say don't worry about it. |
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