Passiflora Species, Passion Vine, Woodland Passion Flower

I got passiflora morifolia as part of a 3 pack surprise from Grassy Knoll. I just wanted to correct some of the previous info here as Iâ€...Read More™ve read this passiflora is not edible at all and I wouldn’t eat it or use it internally without further research. It’s flowers are not super showy but the fruit is really pretty. I think it’s adorable. I have it in a large pot with a few other plants and it’s been blooming very freely almost since I got it and is already setting fruit. I’m not disappointed at all with it.

I have this and was trying to identify it but at first assumed that it wasn't this because of the height in the Pla...Read MorentFiles notes above.
This is a small passionflower, which get's at most to 6 feet. Mine is blooming and it's just 2 -3 feet at most in a 1 gallon pot.
Nice little Passion Flower with a pretty little bloom. Best in a pot on a Patio or inside, as out in bigger spaces it may be overlooked.

don't know how to correct the height issue in the Plantfiles but it is wrong.

Wow, people don't seem to have much good to say about this vine. On the other hand, I do! It is an easily grown vine and I find it extrem...Read Moreely beautiful as I do almost all plants. Yes, the flowers are small on this vine but they are intoxicatingly fragrant, at least for me and I love that. The vine will produce fruit as well. I hand pollinate mine and sometimes I like to transfer pollen from one Passiflora species to another, just to see what happens. Hoping to create some funky hybrid I guess. I do specialize in vines and especially Passiflora and Tacsonia so perhaps I am biased towards these plants. I have this vine growing in a southwest facing window and it has climbed all over the drapery and around the window. The flowers are small but intricate and beautiful. Highly fragrant as stated above and also produces fruit which is edible as far as I know. I've eaten it with no ill effects. This plant is easy to propagate by cuttings. I grow this inside but have taken it outside for the summer months and it seems to enjoy this immensely too.

I think mfd's comment above is about Passiflora incarnata. :-)

P. morifolia has grown quickly from a seedling this spring...Read More and has been blooming well in the heat. It's formed lots of fruits too. However, the flowers are small and not very colorful. Really not all that interesting.