Passiflora alata  with its beautiful fragrant flowers is a definite favourite among passion flowers. The pendant flowers are quite imposing.  

Extremely fast growing, hardy passion flower producing egg shaped orange fruits with deep red, edible pulp. Flowers are ornate, multi-colored, with a minty scent much like the fruit of the pineapple guava.  Available now                                                                                         More Details

White flowered form of the blue passion flower. Best in drained, fertile soil in sun or part shade. Reasonably hardy and usually successful in a mild or sheltered position.
If required, prune lightly in autumn.

The vine of this Passiflora with attractive flowers is vigorous with deeply lobed large leaves and very suitable for conservatory growth. This is the best and hardiest variety if you want your own edible Passion fruits. Sold out                                                                                                                 More Details

Passiflora foetida, is a greenhouse or conservatory perennial vine that climbs with tendrils. It is an extremely polymorphic species. The stems are covered in stiff bristly hairs, with dark green 3-5 lobed leaves. They are very vigorous growers and need plenty of room to grow. The plants do extremely well in containers. The globose fruit is bright red to yellow and is edible. Since the species is polymorphic, flower color can range from white, to lilac and purple. Passiflora foetida need full sun to light shade, with a moist, well-drained soil. In the greenhouse, we use a soil mix consisting of 2 parts peat most to 2 parts loam to 1 part sand or perlite. Plants are well watered during the growing season and allowed to dry slightly before watering again. Fertilize them monthly with a balanced fertilizer. In late fall, we trim back the old growth to 3-4 nodes. During the winter months, water is somewhat restricted and fertilizer is withheld until new growth starts in spring.