Hardy Passionflower
Passiflora incarnata
Native to the southeastern regions of the U.S., these beautiful and exotic climbers commonly called Maypop are prized for their striking flowers and tasty fruit. Maypop begins blooming in mid-summer and continues into fall. A hardy perennial, Maypop dies back after hard frosts and begins growing again in late spring. Maypop can be grown in regions where temperatures fall to minus 20°F or below.
Bluepop™
(2016-12 cv.) A unique Northwoods Nursery introduction, BluePop™ Maypop features large, showy flowers with bright blue accents. These striking and fragrant flowers are borne on this easy to grow, hardy perennial vine. 9282
Maypop
Maypop features abundant, showy, pinkish purple flowers and greenish yellow fruit with a delicious and sprightly flavor of tropical Passionfruit. 9277
PinkPop™
(2016-02 cv.) Our own Northwoods selection, PinkPop™ is prized for its large, beautiful, lavender-pink flowers. These striking and fragrant flowers are borne on this easy to grow, hardy perennial vine. 9285
SnowPop™
(2016-01 cv.) Selected at Northwoods, this unique form of Maypop features large, striking, snow-white flowers. These prolific, fragrant blooms are borne on this attractive, hardy perennial vine. 9288
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