Passion Flower
Usually these vines are covering everything and I'm yanking and pulling to keep them under control. This year I was beginning to wonder if I had actually done them in and they weren't coming back. Finally they appeared and have behaved themselves and given me the beautiful flowers that inspired their planting to begin with.
Love them but oh so invasive!
And I can't get the dang thing to grow! Isn't funny how in different parts of the country it is invasive and then there's our garden where it doesn't have a fighting chance! Just a beautiful photo, Carol!
ReplyDeleteWow! If those flowers invade our garden I will be thankful! But then maybe not? Does it like dogs? I mean, is it safe with dogs around? But maybe it will not be safe from my dogs? ;-)
ReplyDeleteYou are throwing out good money, you should send them to us. Just a very small pot with one flower is very expensive by us.
ReplyDeleteThey are very beautiful flowers and your photo is excellent.
gorgeous!! I love them, would they grow here where I live in the ozarks?-my soil is terrible
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I wish I have Pasiflora in my garden.
ReplyDeleteI didnt even know they were in missouri till we moved here to this house last year. I let one vine do its thing just to ooo and ahhhh over its flowers they rest growinto the yard and usually get mowed or eaten by the goats if they grown into the pasture!
ReplyDeleteThat is an insanely gorgeous flower!! I don't think I've ever seen one. Beautiful. Thanks for having me and stop by for a GIVEAWAY I am having. Tammy
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. I've never seen them before. Hubby wouldn't like my planting them if they are invasive, but I might plant one anyway. ;)
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