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  1. Today I met up with @piggle to pick up this maypop plant. I’ve been trying to get a cutting for several years, but this is the first time someone has come through for me. Thanks!

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passif

    #maypop #PassifloraIncarnata

  2. Today I met up with @piggle to pick up this maypop plant. I’ve been trying to get a cutting for several years, but this is the first time someone has come through for me. Thanks!

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passif

    #maypop #PassifloraIncarnata

  3. Today I met up with @piggle to pick up this maypop plant. I’ve been trying to get a cutting for several years, but this is the first time someone has come through for me. Thanks!

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passif

    #maypop #PassifloraIncarnata

  4. Today I met up with @piggle to pick up this maypop plant. I’ve been trying to get a cutting for several years, but this is the first time someone has come through for me. Thanks!

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passif

    #maypop #PassifloraIncarnata

  5. Today I met up with @piggle to pick up this maypop plant. I’ve been trying to get a cutting for several years, but this is the first time someone has come through for me. Thanks!

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passif

    #maypop #PassifloraIncarnata

  6. Passiflora Incarnata - Purple Passionflower aka Maypop

    The Purple Passionflower resembles a plant from Hogwarts, and the Latin name, Passiflora Incarnata, sounds like a spell. In addition to being covered with otherworldly blooms that draw butterflies, bees and hummingbirds, the perennial vine produces delicious fruits the size of small owl’s eggs.

    I started my passionflowers from seed in 2016. They were floriferous and fruitful through November 2020, but didn’t re-emerge as expected in the Spring of 2021. All that remained was the photo in this post.

    Seasons passed with no sign of the vine, so I was thrilled to discover the familiar tri-lobed leaves climbing my fence again in July of 2022. My passionflower had sprung to life after 20 months of dormancy.

    Renneverate!

    Nature is magic!

    #Gardening #NatureIsMagic #Passiflora #Passionflowers #Maypop #PerennialFlowers #PollinatorGarden #ButterflyGarden #OrganicGardening #Potager #KitchenGarden #EdibleGardening #EdibleFlowers #GardenToTable #UrbanFarming #GardenersOfMastodon #GrowYourOwn #gyo #Zone7b #GlamorosiCooks

  7. Passiflora Incarnata - Purple Passionflower aka Maypop

    The Purple Passionflower resembles a plant from Hogwarts, and the Latin name, Passiflora Incarnata, sounds like a spell. In addition to being covered with otherworldly blooms that draw butterflies, bees and hummingbirds, the perennial vine produces delicious fruits the size of small owl’s eggs.

    I started my passionflowers from seed in 2016. They were floriferous and fruitful through November 2020, but didn’t re-emerge as expected in the Spring of 2021. All that remained was the photo in this post.

    Seasons passed with no sign of the vine, so I was thrilled to discover the familiar tri-lobed leaves climbing my fence again in July of 2022. My passionflower had sprung to life after 20 months of dormancy.

    Renneverate!

    Nature is magic!

    #Gardening #NatureIsMagic #Passiflora #Passionflowers #Maypop #PerennialFlowers #PollinatorGarden #ButterflyGarden #OrganicGardening #Potager #KitchenGarden #EdibleGardening #EdibleFlowers #GardenToTable #UrbanFarming #GardenersOfMastodon #GrowYourOwn #gyo #Zone7b #GlamorosiCooks

  8. Passiflora Incarnata - Purple Passionflower aka Maypop

    The Purple Passionflower resembles a plant from Hogwarts, and the Latin name, Passiflora Incarnata, sounds like a spell. In addition to being covered with otherworldly blooms that draw butterflies, bees and hummingbirds, the perennial vine produces delicious fruits the size of small owl’s eggs.

    I started my passionflowers from seed in 2016. They were floriferous and fruitful through November 2020, but didn’t re-emerge as expected in the Spring of 2021. All that remained was the photo in this post.

    Seasons passed with no sign of the vine, so I was thrilled to discover the familiar tri-lobed leaves climbing my fence again in July of 2022. My passionflower had sprung to life after 20 months of dormancy.

    Renneverate!

    Nature is magic!

    #Gardening #NatureIsMagic #Passiflora #Passionflowers #Maypop #PerennialFlowers #PollinatorGarden #ButterflyGarden #OrganicGardening #Potager #KitchenGarden #EdibleGardening #EdibleFlowers #GardenToTable #UrbanFarming #GardenersOfMastodon #GrowYourOwn #gyo #Zone7b #GlamorosiCooks

  9. Passiflora Incarnata - Purple Passionflower aka Maypop

    The Purple Passionflower resembles a plant from Hogwarts, and the Latin name, Passiflora Incarnata, sounds like a spell. In addition to being covered with otherworldly blooms that draw butterflies, bees and hummingbirds, the perennial vine produces delicious fruits the size of small owl’s eggs.

    I started my passionflowers from seed in 2016. They were floriferous and fruitful through November 2020, but didn’t re-emerge as expected in the Spring of 2021. All that remained was the photo in this post.

    Seasons passed with no sign of the vine, so I was thrilled to discover the familiar tri-lobed leaves climbing my fence again in July of 2022. My passionflower had sprung to life after 20 months of dormancy.

    Renneverate!

    Nature is magic!

    #Gardening #NatureIsMagic #Passiflora #Passionflowers #Maypop #PerennialFlowers #PollinatorGarden #ButterflyGarden #OrganicGardening #Potager #KitchenGarden #EdibleGardening #EdibleFlowers #GardenToTable #UrbanFarming #GardenersOfMastodon #GrowYourOwn #gyo #Zone7b #GlamorosiCooks