How do I protect a passion flower in winter? In cooler regions, including zone 5, you will want to protect your passion flower pots from around November, when the chances of frost and snow increase.

South American Jesuit missionaries in the early 1500s stumbled across a vine of such astonishing design that they took it to have religious significance and called it the Passion of Christ. They ...

A non-flowering, potted passion flower may come around with a little more light and additional fertilizer. Here's some pointers on getting it one to bloom.

However, red passion flower vine has the advantage of somewhat more resilient and greener foliage, and sturdier vines that can climb to almost 40 feet high.

Dear Dr. Dirt: Our passion flower vine bloomed its heart out this summer and grew nearly 20 feet. It is in a somewhat protected area, but we want to make sure it survives the winter. How can it ...

Passion flower, Passaflora, is not a native plant. For that reason, it’s fairly remarkable that the butterflies and the plant have been able to find each other, Don said with awe.

Common name: Passion flower or maypop. Latin name: Passiflora incarnata . Planting months: Spring through fall. Cold tolerance : Hardy; USDA hardiness zone 6 through 11. Light require… ...

I managed to squeeze my plant in with the rest of the indoor plants, but eventually my passion flower dreams dried up and so did my passion flower vine.

Q: Our neighbors have passion flower vine plants which shoot runners into our yard. These runners have started showing up in increasing numbers ...

There is certainly no shortage of showy climbers to choose from, with such favorites as jasmine, morning glory, passion flower and potato vine just the starting point.

I first met the passionflower in the alley behind my home where this vine sprang from a crack in the asphalt. I would later discover that they bloom prodigiously in almost any soil despite heat ...