Passion Flower Plants # 4 live bare root plants

Passionflowers (Passiflora spp.), also called passion flowers, are typically easy-to-grow vines that climb on fences, trellises, or arbors. The unusual-looking passionflower has long teardrop-shaped leaves and a wide petal base with five or 10 petals in a flat or reflexed circle that vary in colors from purple, pink, green, and more. These sweet and earthy-scented vines can grow up to 30 feet long. Most, but not all, passionflowers produce edible, slightly tart fruits. Depending on the type, passionflowers attract bees, butterflies, bats, and hummingbirds. Learn how to grow a healthy passionflower vine. Passionflower Care
Here are the main care requirements for growing passionflowers.
Grow them in full sun to partial shade;passionflower prefers warmth and somewhat higher humidity.
Plant passionflowers in average but well-drained soil.
Choose a sheltered location (against a garden wall, for example) for winter protection from damaging winds or harsh weather. Water them well