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Passiflora × violacea'Victoria'

violet passion flower 'Victoria'

• Other common namesviolet passion flower 'Victoria'

• SynonymsPassiflora × caeruleoracemosa 'Victoria'

• FamilyPassifloraceae

• GenusPassiflora are mostly tender tendril-climbing shrubs, with simple or palmately-lobed, generally evergreen leaves and showy flowers of distinctive structure with often colourful coronal filaments, followed by conspicuous fruits, edible in some species

• Details'Victoria' is a vigorous, evergreen climber, to 8m tall, with 3- or 5-lobed leaves, and in summer, deep pinkish-white flowers with dark purple-red coronal filaments tipped with white that may be followed by edible fruit

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Passiflora violacea 'Victoria' is a vigourous evergreen climber with stunning violet flowers that are larger than most other Passion Flowers. The beautiful blooms are followed by orange passion fruits that make a spectacular feature in late summer. Vigorous and easy to grow, these tropical climbers are always rewarding for their sheer flower power.Grow in large containers on the pation, trained up an obelisk, so that it can be moved indoors to a greenhouse or conservatory over the winter.Height: 8m (26’). Spread: 2m (6.5’)

Culinary note: The fruits of passiflora are edible, albeit somewhat unremarkable in taste. They can be used in preserves and desserts. P. edulis, grown under glass will produce the best fruit for eating. 

Plant Passion flower plants into any moist, well drained soil. Choose a sunny position that is protected from cold winds in winter. Prior to planting, add plenty of well rotted manure or garden compost to the soil. When growing passion flower, be sure to provide the twining stems with an appropriate support such as trellis or wires attached to fences and pergolas.