If you like the fruit, and I’m certain you will, then you will want a passion vine in your garden. These are vigorous vines, so the best location is along a sturdy, sunny border fence where the ...

For good growth and lots of fruit, plant vines in a sunny, frost-free spot and lavish them with care and attention. Passionfruit vines develop extensive root systems to fuel all that growth and ...

Passion fruit vines have been threaded on a chain-link fence between the Fountain Avenue Community Garden and the school next door. For about two years, the plant’s growth was lackluster.

Passion fruit is not a staple of the garden, like root vegetables and tomatoes, but it is fun to grow! I purchased mine from the Virginia Park farmer’s market three years ago. I transplanted it ...

In this video, I show how to grow passion fruit from seeds and grow them into dozens of seedlings using the crush and sow ...

In the plant world passion fruit is considered a ‘modified berry’ of the cucurbitaceae family. Squash, gourds and watermelon are also in this family.

Plant passion fruit in an area that won't be harmed by frost or bitterly cold winter weather. Grow passion fruit in soil that drains properly. The ideal pH range for soil is 5.5 to 6.5.

The names passion vine and passionflower can be traced to the early Spanish conquistadors who explored Florida in the mid 1500s. They thought that the very distinctive flower with the arrangement ...

Passion fruit plant. This fruit, originally from Brazil and elsewhere in South America, grows on climbing passion flower vines in tropical regions, including Australia, New Zealand, and Hawaii.