First bloom for me on this little lovely.
passiflora citrona
You've "WOW'D" me once again! I'm jealous, I've had a few flower's from Lavender Lady, 1 from P. Vitifolia and 2 from P. Edulis. This will be the same as the past few years. We go on a week long camping trip over Memorial day and everything explodes while I'm gone:(. The high's and low's of vacations.LOL I must get me a Citrina, I ALMOST ordered a few more Passiflora's online earlier this week only to realize I won't be home to baby them for the first few days. When I get home, the mailing of any plants will be over due to summer heat. There is nothing worse than the anticipation of a new plant arriving in the mail only to find some green mushy stuff in a box upon arrival.
Keep the pics coming;)
JD
Very pretty, rylaff! I've had Lady Margaret and Belotii blooming for me this week.
This is from my vitifolia. I think it is called "Scarlet Flame"
I am still waiting for my vitafolia to bloom, along with several others. In fact, the only ones blooming at this time are Lady Margaret, citrina, biflora, and caerulea.
I have been making a mobile trellis. I can move it to the covered patio, and next to the house when Mr. Frosty comes in the winter. The nursery pots are 15gal. They have handles under the rim and are easy for 2 people to move. Doing this will make it so that I can have more tropicals. Thats what I am into. I have taken that Lowes netting idea and found a thicker gage for my MG wall of color idea. It will go on the fence behind this trellis.This is is looking out the back of my patio. I have sun problems here in summer so the covered patio(it's covered with a translucent cloth) gives shade and light at the same time. What I am trying for is to be able to make those mini-climates that are needed when although the weather is great it can be very hot and dry. This trellis is bolted 4 places inside the pot.That and the soil makes it strong and windproof. Then screwed into the deck. All removeable and re-useable. The trellisis are 60in by 60in wide 7ft high. They are heavy duty, but light.
This is looking out the back of the patio west. The sun is to the left South. I set it up so that shade happens during the hot afternoon. They still get sun from 7:30 A.M. till 12:30 P.M.
I am trying to re-load this top pic. It won't come up.
One more time.
Finally, I had to reduce it to a hand held size. I hope they fix this bug in the system.Nice talking to ya!