In the realm of floral beauty, Passiflora Quadrangularis, or the Giant Granadilla, stands as a perennial vine reminiscent of Passiflora Alata, distinguished by its notably larger flowers. Native to Central and South America, it is cherished for its substantial ornamental fragrant flowers and impressive fruits.
Among the myriad Passion flowers, this particular species graces the scene with unparalleled charm. Its splendid purple, white, and blue banded flowers, each measuring 8-10 cm across, unfold in a continuous display from mid-Summer to Autumn. Adding to its allure, the fragrance is remarkably sweet and potent, carried on the breeze to enchant all who encounter it.
Fragrance intensity: Very intense.
Ornamental floral value: Extraordinary.
For guidance on sowing and care, please visit my blog post Sowing Passion Flowers.
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