Passiflora 'Indigo Dream'

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Tim Palmyra, VA(Zone 7a) Apr 27, 2002

It finally opened today! Smelled pretty good too!

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joydie1 Hamilton, Canada Apr 27, 2002

Tim,
Very stunning indeed!!

Joydie

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Brugie Chariton, IA(Zone 5b) Apr 27, 2002

Tim, what nightime temps can most passifloras handle without damage? I'd sure like to get mine out of the house, but we are still having mid 40's at night.

Thanks,

Shirley

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CoCo Apr 27, 2002

What a show stopper. That is very stunning in deed.

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REDROSE New Iberia, LA(Zone 9a) Apr 27, 2002

Hey Tim You have mail, please check it out thank you~ It is beautiful photo.

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MiniSchnuz New Iberia, LA(Zone 9a) Apr 27, 2002

Beautiful... I would like to have cutting of that.... :)

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WaterlooLily Grass Lake, MI(Zone 5a) Apr 27, 2002

That is absolutely beautiful.

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Calalily Deep South Coastal, TX(Zone 10a) Apr 28, 2002

Tim, so beautiful. I can't wait to see mine bloom.

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Tim Palmyra, VA(Zone 7a) Apr 29, 2002

Shirley,

Night temps depends one the species. Some can handle as low as -15F (caerulea and incarnata) while others can not take lower than 55F (quadrangularis).

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louisa Troy, VA(Zone 7a) Apr 29, 2002

Tim that is so beautiful!! I can't remember what I have anymore but I am over the moon because new growth at the base of one I planted outside is pushing up through the soil!! I can hardly wait to see you and Erin again!! :-)

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Brugie Chariton, IA(Zone 5b) Apr 29, 2002

Gosh, that means I have to keep them in the house longer. Thanks Tim. Guess I was hoping for a different answer, but knowing you were going to say what you did anyway. Been a long winter and spring with the plants in the house.

S.

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