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Part of a Passion Flower (Passiflora) climbing up a wooden fence on a sunny day. The name “Passion Flower” relates to the death (“Passion”) of Christ and each part of the flower has a meaning.

Cobaea scandens (Mexican ivy, monastery bells, cathedral bells)

Photo taken in Lamphun, Thailand

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Purple passionflower

The genus Passiflora contains over 400 species with considerable variety within them and the common name Passion Flower can be confusing. Some passion flowers are vines, but some are bushes and even trees. Some are annuals and some others are perennials, and evergreen and deciduous. Some produce edible fruits. What they share are exotic, fascinating flowers that remain open for only a few days. They have a wide, flat petal base with several rings of filaments in the centers which surround a stalk that holds up the ovary and stamens. Colors include blue, purple, white, pink, red and yellow. Most commonly grown forms are vines that climb and cling by tendrils.

Purple Flower Blossoms

Aquilegia vulgaris

butterfly pea flower

Macro View of a Brightly-Colored Purple Passion Flower Blossom in Full-Bloom and in Bright Sunlight in Florida in the Fall of 2023

blue passion flower isolated on white

Close up tropical flowers

Cobaea scandens (Mexican ivy, monastery bells, cathedral bells, cup-and-saucer wine).

The genus Passiflora contains over 400 species with considerable variety within them and the common name Passion Flower can be confusing. Some passion flowers are vines, but some are bushes and even trees. Some are annuals and some others are perennials, and evergreen and deciduous. Some produce edible fruits. What they share are exotic, fascinating flowers that remain open for only a few days. They have a wide, flat petal base with several rings of filaments in the centers which surround a stalk that holds up the ovary and stamens. Colors include blue, purple, white, pink, red and yellow. Most commonly grown forms are vines that climb and cling by tendrils.

Close up of a wild passionflower vine in bloom with a passion fruit flower in purple and yellow

Close-up view of a clematis

Passiflora foetida (Also called Passiflora foetida, stinking passionflower, wild maracuja, bush passion fruit) with a natural background. It used to treatment for itching and coughs

Close-up of flowerof gooseberry plant on farm in north Thailand, Lamphun province

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Purple passion flower Passiflora. Flower in the garden

The genus Passiflora contains over 400 species with considerable variety within them and the common name Passion Flower can be confusing. Some passion flowers are vines, but some are bushes and even trees. Some are annuals and some others are perennials, and evergreen and deciduous. Some produce edible fruits. What they share are exotic, fascinating flowers that remain open for only a few days. They have a wide, flat petal base with several rings of filaments in the centers which surround a stalk that holds up the ovary and stamens. Colors include blue, purple, white, pink, red and yellow. Most commonly grown forms are vines that climb and cling by tendrils.

Passion Flower in Jungle

Passion Flower Blooming in Autumn Garden

A closeup shot of a purple passionflower

Macro photograph of a Bougainville flower

Tennessee Passion Flower

Blue potato bush (Lycianthes rantonnetii), Blauer Kartoffelstrauch, Kartoffelblume, Enzianstrauch.

thorn apple with violet and white flower

The genus Passiflora contains over 400 species with considerable variety within them and the common name Passion Flower can be confusing. Some passion flowers are vines, but some are bushes and even trees. Some are annuals and some others are perennials, and evergreen and deciduous. Some produce edible fruits. What they share are exotic, fascinating flowers that remain open for only a few days. They have a wide, flat petal base with several rings of filaments in the centers which surround a stalk that holds up the ovary and stamens. Colors include blue, purple, white, pink, red and yellow. Most commonly grown forms are vines that climb and cling by tendrils.

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