There is an amazing variety of passionflower vines available on the market. The delicate and intricate flower of this vine makes it a favorite among collectors. Due to the diversity of varieties, you should follow the indications on the tag when it comes to color, size, cold tolerance, and planting zone. In general, passionflowers love direct light for most of the day. They prefer to be in consistently moderate-moist soil. However, they do not like to sit in soaked soil for extended periods. Different varieties of this plant are host plants to various species of butterflies, so they are a must-have addition to any butterfly garden.
Plant passionflower in well-drained soil and water regularly until established. Prune the plant back throughout the season to keep it at a manageable size. Fertilize with a well-balanced fertilizer during the growing season and then one last time in the fall.
Note: These plants are grown for decorative purposes and are not intended for human or animal consumption
FAST FACTS
Outstanding Features: Exquisite flowers, pollinator plant
Common Name
Passion Flower Vine
Bloom Colors
Depends on variety
Water
Water consistently until established then as needed
Zone
Depends on variety
Fertilizer
Well-balanced fertilizer throughout the growing season
Scientific Name
Passiflora spp.
Light
Depends on variety
Size
Varies depending on the variety
Overwintering
Plant in containers, bring inside when temperatures dip below the recommended minimum
Companion Plants
Ipomea, crossandra, clusia