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Stun your friends & neighbours with these spectacular passion flowers – they are highly exotic, yet surprisingly easy to grow in the UK! The exotic looking multi-layered flowers of Passion Flowers belie their ease of growing & their toughness. These fabulously lush, evergreen climbers & a great alternative to Clematis if you're looking for something a bit different this year. Hardy once established, they thrive against a south-facing wall or in large pots – & perfect for covering walls, arches & trellises. Passionflowers may occasionally produce orange fruits in hot years, but wait until very orange & ripe before eating. The flowers are very waxy & long lasting, & their amazing detail is a fascinating. Here you will get one each of: Passiflora caerulea
- Lovely two tone blue & white, with violet detail. Passiflora ‘ Myles Young’
- Large violet flowers. Passiflora ' Constance Elliott'
- Purest white. Specifications Category: Trees & Shrubs – Climbing Plants Ideal For: Pots/ Border/ Trellis/ Pergolas/ Climbing Flowers: May
- October Position: Full Sun Height/ Spread: 300cm x 100cm Hardiness: Hardy once established Supplied as: 3 plants in 11cm pots, ready for planting. Care Planting Advice for Passiflora Passion Flowers: Passion flowers tends to bloom particularly well when their roots are restricted by a container or path side border. When planting in a container, use John Innes No 3 potting compost, or any good quality compost. Pot-grown shrubs can be planted at any time of the year as long as the soil is not waterlogged or frozen. Water your potted plants well, then dig a hole a little deeper & 3 x wider than the nursery pot. Add a soil conditioner such as well-rotted manure to the earth removed from the hole if necessary. Remove the plants from their?pots & tease out a few of the roots. Place your selected plant in the hole at the same level at the pot. Refill the hole with the earth removed (backfilling) & firm in the soil with your h&, avoiding the root ball. Water well & mulch around the base of the plant with a collar, compost, gravel, bark etc. Pruning Advice for Passiflora: Little pruning is needed apart from removing any branches that are dead, damaged or diseased. If your passion flower is overgrown or badly frost-damaged, carry out renovation in spring by cutting back the stems to 30-60cm (1-2ft) from soil level & it will respond by sending out new shoots. Contents 3 x Plants



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Passion Flower Incarnata ' Fata Confetta' in 3L Pot A plant of undisputed beauty, this free-flowering passion flower certainly brings the wow-factor to your garden. With subtle, pastel flowers that look like they have been made out of sugar paste, it's easy to see why Passiflora ' Fata Confetto shares its name with the Nutcracker's Sugar Plum Fairy. The lustrous lavender flowers are highlighted with crinkled, striped filaments which radiate out from the centre, giving them the appearance of exotic jellyfish floating in a sea of green leaves. Giving you a glorious display of perfumed blooms every year over many months, this easy, vigorous climber is a plant with a mission
- to fill your garden or conservatory with colour. Easily trained up a trellis or obelisk in the garden, or over a frame in a large on the patio or in the conservatory, ' Fata Confetto' grows to around 3m, but is simple to keep in check with a quick snip of the secateurs if it gets too boisterous. Specifications Ideal for: Climbing supports, trellis, obelisks, walls, fences, fragrance Flowers: May
- October Position: Full Sun / Partial Shade Height/ Spread: 3m/1m Hardiness: Hardy Supplied as: A 3L potted plant Contents 1 x 3L Pot back to top

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Passion Flower Insignis ' Rosea in 3L Pot A beautifully exotic, pink Passion Flower, with large, double, star-shaped flowers which are unusual for passifloras. This rarely offered variety, ' Rosea', is a slow growing, semi-evergreen, compact vine clothed with gorgeous triple-lobed, light green leaves, & twining green tendrils which help it to cling to its support. Its smaller stature means that it is absolutely ideal for growing in pots, as well as in flower borders, against trellis, over obelisks
- the choices are endless. Long flowering, a continual procession of sparkling, rose-pink blooms appear from April to September & are followed by attractive orange fruits, which hang from the vines like glossy jewels. This passionflower is borderline hardy in UK winters (down to -6C), so we recommend growing it in a pot in the conservatory or on the patio & moving it into a frost-free place to over-winter. As a deciduous climber, it may lose its leaves, but they soon return in the spring. Specifications Ideal for: Climbing supports, trellis, obelisks, walls, fences Flowers: May
- September Position: Full Sun Height/ Spread: 3m/2m Hardiness: Hardy to -6C Supplied as: A 3L potted plant ready to plant out. Contents 1 x 3L Potted Plant back to top

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Six beautifully designed complementary fat quarters in dot & floral designs. ...