Passiflora represents a group of primarily tender, climbing shrubs that utilize tendrils for support. Their foliage consists of either simple or palmately lobed leaves, which are typically evergreen. The genus is known for its strikingly structured flowers adorned with vibrant coronal filaments. These flowers are succeeded by prominent fruits, which are edible in certain species.

Passiflora 'Monika Fischer'

Passiflora 'New Incense'

Passiflora 'Nightshift'

Passiflora 'Olga'

Passiflora 'Oriental Sunset'

Passiflora 'Panda'

Passiflora 'Party Animal'

Passiflora 'Paulo'

Passiflora 'Perfume'

Passiflora 'Peter Lawerence'

Passiflora 'Pink Festival'

Passiflora 'Pink Jewel'

Passiflora 'Pink Nightmare'

Passiflora 'Pink Passion'PBR

Passiflora 'Pink Polkadot'

Passiflora 'Pink Promenade'

Passiflora 'Pinky'

Passiflora 'Polaris'

Passiflora 'Poppet'

Passiflora 'Precioso'

Passiflora 'Pura Vida 1'

Passiflora 'Pura Vida 2'

Passiflora 'Pura Vida 7'

Passiflora 'Pura Vida'

Passiflora 'Purple Companion'

Passiflora 'Purple Haze' is a rapid-growing, semi-evergreen vine featuring segmented dark green foliage. Its blooms are white adorned with a purple fringe and a deep red core, giving way to yellow-orange fruits in the fall. The fruit is safe to consume only when it has fully ripened and turned yellow-orange; unripe specimens are toxic.

Passiflora 'Purple Haze'

Passiflora 'Purple Pendulum'

Passiflora 'Purple Rain'

Passiflora 'Purple-heart'

Passiflora 'Red Fury'

Passiflora 'Red Inca'

Passiflora 'Saint Rule'

Passiflora 'Sammie B'

Passiflora 'Sancap'

Passiflora 'Sapphire'

Passiflora 'Sarah Aimee'

Passiflora 'Silvie'

Passiflora 'Simply Red'

Passiflora 'Smythiana'

A robust, evergreen climbing plant that can reach heights of over 3 meters, Passiflora 'Snow Queen' features twisting tendrils and deeply lobed leaves, either 3 or 5 in number, that are a rich dark green. This cultivar is known for its abundant, aromatic, large flowers that measure up to 12 centimeters across. The blooms are predominantly pure white, with subtle hints of apple green along the edges of the tepals and striking purple stigmas. Flowering occurs in the spring and the blossoms can remain open for several days, often followed by the development of yellow-orange fruits. It is important to note that the pulp of the fruit is safe to consume only when fully ripe and yellow-orange; unripe fruit should be avoided as it is toxic.

Passiflora 'Snow Queen'PBR

Passiflora 'Star of Bristol' is a robust evergreen vine that can reach heights of approximately 4 meters. It features slender stems adorned with rounded leaves that are 3 to 5 lobed, measuring up to 10 centimeters in length, with the central lobe being the most prominent. From summer through autumn, this plant produces flowers that are either saucer or star-shaped, measuring around 11 centimeters in diameter. These blooms are rich mauve in color and have darker, spreading coronas. The vine also bears ovoid fruit that measures about 5 centimeters long, turning bright orange when ripe. The pulp of the fruit is edible only when fully mature and yellow-orange, as unripe fruit is toxic.

Passiflora 'Star of Bristol'

Passiflora 'Star of Clevedon'

Passiflora 'Star of Kingston'

Passiflora 'Star of Surbiton' is a robust, semi-evergreen vine featuring twining tendrils and leaves that are lobed with three to five segments. In summer and autumn, it produces lightly fragrant flowers that can reach up to 12 cm in diameter. The petals are predominantly white with soft pink centers and blue-tipped filaments. While the plant occasionally yields orange-yellow fruits, these are only edible when they are fully ripe and have turned a deep yellow-orange; unripe fruit is toxic.

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