Passiflora fanchoniae is a climbing evergreen in the Passifloraceae that produces classic passionflower blooms and can yield edible fruit. It flowers from July to October. The vine needs a support and a sheltered, sunny to part-shade position to perform well in Britain.

Passiflora fanchoniae is a climbing evergreen passionflower that blooms July to October and suits sheltered south- to west-facing walls and containers.

Passiflora fanchoniae

Passiflora fanchoniae | Evergreen Climbing Passionflower

Passiflora trifasciata 'El Indio' is a climbing, evergreen Passiflora grown for its summer flowers and potential fruit. It performs best in sheltered situations on south-, east- or west-facing walls or trellises where it gets full sun or light shade. Soil should be loam, kept moist but well drained, and the plant tolerates a wide soil pH. Flowers appear from July to October and the vine can produce edible fruit where conditions allow.

Passiflora trifasciata 'El Indio' is an evergreen climbing Passiflora for sheltered south- to west-facing sites, flowering July to October.