Passionflower - Garden Ideas & Outdoor Decor

Light:

Sun

Type:

Houseplant,
Vine

Height:

20 feet or more

Width:

Climbs to 30 feet

Flower Color:

Blue,
Green,
Pink,
Red,
White

Seasonal Features:

Fall Bloom,
Spring Bloom,
Summer Bloom,
Winter Bloom

Problem Solvers:

Deer Resistant,
Good For Privacy

Special Features:

Attracts Birds,
Fragrance,
Good for Containers,
Low Maintenance

Zones:

6-10

how to grow Passionflower

Propagation

Seed

Stem Cuttings

Layering

more varieties for Passionflower

Blue passionflower

Passiflora caerulea offers large, 3-inch-wide blue-and-white flowers on a fast-growing vine with hand-shape foliage. In mild-winter climates, it can climb 30 feet or more. Zones 7-10

‘Blue Bouquet’ passionflower

Passiflora ‘Blue Bouquet’ offers large, 3-inch-wide blue flowers and is one of the best varieties to grow as a houseplant. It climbs 10 feet or more. Zones 9-11

‘Elizabeth’ passionflower

Passiflora ‘Elizabeth’ is a stunning variety with fragrant 5-inch-wide lavender-purple flowers. It can climb 10 feet or more. Zones 10-11

Maypop

Passiflora incarnata is native to areas of North America. It bears 3-inch-wide lavender flowers all summer and into fall. It climbs 10 feet or more. Zones 6-9

‘Lady Margaret’ passionflower

Passiflora ‘Lady Margaret’ is one of the most spectacular varieties. It sports blood-red flowers with a white center and climbs 15 feet or more. Zone 11

Passiflora alatocaerulea

Passiflora alatocaerulea offers fragrant large, 5-inch-wide flowers on a fast-growing vine. It can climb 15 feet or more. Zones 10-11

Red passionflower

Passiflora vitifolia produces amazing 6-inch-wide crimson-red flowers from summer to fall outdoors and all year indoors. It can climb 20 feet or more. Zones 10-11

‘White Wedding’ passionflower

Passiflora ‘White Wedding’ is a tetraploid selection with lots of vigor and fragrant, large pure-white flowers. It climbs to 20 feet or more. Zones 8-10

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