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Passiflora quadrangularis

By Meanie

Passiflora quadrangularis (Passiflora quadrangularis (Giant grenadilla))

31 May, 2011
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A Giant Grenadilla flower just emerging.
Taken today Oxfords botanic gardens.

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Surreylad

i wonder if these can be purchased, they are nice..

31 May, 2011

Meanie

Here you go........

http://www.burncoose.co.uk/site/plants.cfm?pl_id=3134&fromplants=pl_id%3D3128

It is tender though.

31 May, 2011

Surreylad

i'll pre-order that in the morning, i don't mind tender for a plant like that.. many thanks ..

31 May, 2011

Tetrarch

Dont tell me you dont have this yet Meanie? Its gorgeous.

1 Jun, 2011

Meanie

Much too large and tender I'm afraid.......

1 Jun, 2011

Lulu33

Beautiful shot. Too tender for me also. I will just have to enjoy looking at yours!

1 Jun, 2011

Meanie

Thanks Lulu - I wish that it was mine!

1 Jun, 2011

Amy

It's lovely , I don't do tender anymore , I bought an unusual one with red flowers it didn't last 2 mins , i'd rather buy something to last !

1 Jun, 2011

Meanie

It has to be done at some time though, even if only to say "I tried"!

1 Jun, 2011

Delonix1

Meanie:

I like this Passion Fruit vine. The flowers are huge and the fruit is very large for a passion fruit. We're lucky here in San Diego this vine grows very fast and produces many fruits (like all the other varieties/species).

2 Jun, 2011

Meanie

It will flower and fruit prodigiously in this location Delonix!

2 Jun, 2011

Delonix1

Meanie:

Most fruiting species of Passiflora are extremely fast growers. They produce such copious amounts of fruits, it's not funny!

2 Jun, 2011

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