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Thu, Jun 7, 07 at 0:42
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| It looks like Passiflora 'Aragorn' (P. kermesina x P. aff. oerstedii). |
Here is a link that might be useful: Arghya Gardens
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| OOO! I hope that is what it is...LOL I ordered one this week from GKE but they didn't have a photo posted.. It won't be here for a couple of weeks tho.. The pic I saw was at the link above...VERY VERY Pretty!!! Angie just how many Passi's do you have...LOL Chena |
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| I have alot of the butterfly food ones but I do love the hard to get ones with neat flowers I have loss a few do to the heat but passiflora are very easy to grow were I live so I get all I can find love to be suprised when they finally bloom. |
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- Posted by likethedrink 9 (My Page) on Tue, Jun 26, 07 at 16:10
| Absolutely P. "Aragorn". |
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| Hi all, I was just browsing and came across this post. Actually, I think that this flower is NOT Passiflora 'Aragorn'. Rather, it appears to be one of the several varieties of Passiflora "Pura Vida". See the following links for examples: http://www.tropicamente.it/home/catalogo/cata/o-p-q/Passiflora Pura% 20vida 1.JPG http://www.passiflora.info/puravida4.htm Though I could be wrong, what makes me think that this is Pura Vida and not Aragorn is the light-colored center - I believe Aragorn has a much darker center. In any case, you may have already figured this out, but for someone just surfing the web, this disambiguation may be useful. Happy gardening! |
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| "Disambiguation"---now THERE'S a word you don't see very often. (*grin*) |
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- Posted by passionflow 8b (My Page) on Mon, Nov 24, 08 at 14:51
| Always tricky to ID from just one picture, but I think Mikulas is right that it is one of the Pura Vida variations, often called P. 'Pura Vida' purple. The leaves also look correct. Myles |
Here is a link that might be useful: Passiflora ID tips
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