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Woodland Passion Flower
Passiflora morifolia

A white and purple flowered Passiflora with purple fruits.

Description: Very fast-growing vine that can grow a few dozen feet in a season. Flowers are ornate, white and purple and fruits follow, which ripen to purple. The orange pulp might be edible.

Hardiness: To at least 32F, some sources claim as low as 15-20F.

Growing Environment: Grows well in full sun or filtered sun. Vine is very fast growing and once established is quite vigorous. Water regularly.

Propagation: By cuttings, by seeds.

Uses: Grown as an ornamental. Not cultivated for its fruits.

Native Range: Native to parts of Central and South America.