Passiflora quadrangularis 4" pot Size:Default Title but possibly lower in a

but possibly lower in a protected site

Excellent fruit and fragrant purple and green flowers

(Apocynaceae) The name Ceropegia means "wax fountain" referring to the appearance of the flower clusters

The foliage is blue-green with dainty

Passiflora quadrangularis 4" pot Size:Default Title but possibly lower in aVery showy, very large flowers with red and white petals and long, curly purple and white filaments. Very sweetly fragrant. Similar to Passiflora phoenicia and Passiflora alata which will all pollinate each other. The fruit is very large with a smaller amount of sweet pulp, but a thick, melon like rind that is cooked as a vegetable in the tropics. Subgenus: Passiflora, Supersection: Laurifolia, Section: Quadrangulares. Photo courtesy of Ron Boender.