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Maypop BFF Passion Flower (Passiflora incarnata)
Maypop BFF Passion Flower (Passiflora incarnata)

Maypop BFF Passion Flower (Passiflora incarnata)

$22.95
SKU: P8511-4

4" Pot Size

 71 available

Maypop BFF is a seedling of the famous Maypop Passion Flower, meaning it has all the same traits but can serve as a cross-pollinator for the original Maypop. Beautiful flowers, fragrance and succulent fruit are characteristic of this native North American passion flower. Passiflora incarnata emerges in late spring, but this fast-growing perennial vine can reach more than 20’ in a single season. Multiple stems arise from the roots creating a nice, full specimen. Mid-summer to fall, dozens of 3”wide flowers with creamy pinkish-lavender petals and fully banded corollas appear daily, and they have a sweet fragrance. This is the hardiest of the passion flowers since it grows as far north as New England. ‘Maypop BFF’ must be cross pollinated with another hardy passion flower to produce fruit. Passion flower tincture or tea is used in herbal medicine to help relieve anxiety and promote sleep.
Special note: Maypop BFF Passion Flower dies back to the ground every fall and the plant doesn’t re-emerge until late spring, usually by the end of May or early June.

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Light Requirements
  • Full Sun
Plant Height (mature height when grown in a container)
3-5'
Bloom Season
  • Summer
Plant Hardiness Zone
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10
Plant Special Features
  • Fragrant
  • Hardy Garden Plant
  • Edible
Plant Care

Passiflora "Maypop" 

• One of the largest flowering hardy passion flowers.• In cold zones, mulch to keep the soil from freezing too deeply.• In warm zones, plant in a place where the suckers can be   removed.• Self-pollinating flowers form edible fruit late in the season.• One of the last plants to emerge out of dormancy, usually in May   or June...be patient.

 

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