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14 Mar, 2008
did you enjoy eating them ? I like them whizzed up with other fruits.
On photo - Passionfruit
14 Mar, 2008
this has me going WOW and waiting on summer !!
On photo - Passiflora incarnata with honey bee
14 Mar, 2008
Thank you Jacque and Lily. Passiflora needs warmth to really get going and it's always one of those plants that I wait for and I used to worry if it made it through the winter. Now I know it's just a late one. It's probably the end of June before it gets blooms. It's well worth the wait though. Makes me think I'm in the tropics !
On photo - Passiflora incarnata with honey bee
14 Mar, 2008
Lily that may be a different kind of passionfruit that you eat. These are edible but they have to be very ripe or else they'll make you sick (I'm told). I've never eaten one but I do save them for the seeds. These are almost hollow. The seeds have more 'fruit' around them than anything else but it's just like an embryo around a seed, not much more. The chipmunks love them though !
On photo - Passionfruit
Cut back large vines and moved small vine inside to try and winter over
Who knew that there was a Passionflower that was hardy in Ohio !! I bought one about 9 years ago and then another one a year later. It has to be really warm here for them to break out of the ground, but once they get going, the vine all over. The fragrance in the evening is heavenly.
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Jacque
14 Mar, 2008
All Your Photos are Fantastic Diohio Please keep Posting :)
On photo - Passiflora incarnata with honey bee