But a yellow passionflower vine? There is indeed such a creature, and you can't miss it if you're looking at its botanical name, Passiflora citrina. This evergreen vine's charm lies in its simplicity.

You may have walked along fences or trellises and noticed a green climbing vine with exotic lavender and white blossoms that ...

South American Jesuit missionaries in the early 1500s stumbled across a vine of such astonishing ... 3-inch diameter blossom of the passionflower (Passiflora incarnata) symbolically depicted ...

“Passiflora: Passionflowers of the World,” has identified more than 25 new species from Central America. One of the most important things to respect with the vines, he says, is their creeping ...

These are all great questions. The maypop is one of several common names associated with this native vine named Passiflora incarnata (pass-ee-FLOR-uh in-kar-NAH-tuh) that grows throughout the ...

Passion vines (Passiflora sprucei) are one of the most beautiful vines you can plant in your garden not only for yourself but for three of Florida’s most abundant butterflies: zebra ...

kangaroo vine cissus, dipladenia, hoya, Hedera helix ivy, jasmine (especially Jasminum tortuosum, which is everblooming), firecracker manettia, morning-glory, passiflora, vine-type philodendron ...

Eastern exposures should work well. Passionfruit vine (Passiflora spp.): This perennial vine has spectacular flowers and some species produce edible fruits. Pollinators love the flowers.

Here is everything you need to know about passion fruit. Passion fruit is the fruit of the Passiflora vine, a type of passion flower. It has a tough outer rind and juicy, seed-filled center.