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Wild Passion Flowers

9 years ago

I found these growing wild at a park in Baton rouge

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Xtal in Central TX, zone 8b
9 years ago
Love Passionflower Vines. Their roots are tenacious and run everywhere, even under sidewalks to get to the other side. Frustrated, I pulled mine out. The following year, I didn't have nearly the butterflies. I made a promised that I'd never do that again and just let the butterfly caterpillars do their thing. I enjoyed seeing them.

Beautiful picture!
Xtal
christy51274
9 years ago
Stunning!
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Xtal in Central TX, zone 8b
9 years ago
Would you be interested in exchanging some seeds for white rain lilies, zephranthes drummondii. They go drought tolerant quickly as natives.

Xtal
Xtal in Central TX, zone 8b
9 years ago
Would you be interested in exchanging some seeds for white rain lilies, zephranthes drummondii. They go drought tolerant quickly as natives.

Xtal
bulldinkie
9 years ago
The flowers are a piece of work.The vines send up new shoots everyyear Have them everywhere..They also give fruit but mine never got big.

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