Passiflora incarnata (Purple Passion Flower) Size:Quart birds Notes Native bee

birds Notes Native bee

slow growing shrub that adds tropical feel in the garden

and the plants can be used as a specimen

It is thorny and grows to be quite large

bees Host plant Henry's elfin butterfly Deer resistant Yes Poisonous Seeds are mildly poisonous

Passiflora incarnata (Purple Passion Flower) Size:Quart birds Notes Native beeAlso known as Maypop. Native Purple Passionflower is as showy as it gets. Its blooms are large and exotic looking. This attractive vine is a host plant for a number of butterflies. Butterfly caterpillars will defoliate the plant, but if established enough, they will not kill it. Passionflower spreads by root suckers, and it can pop up in unexpected places in the garden, often a long distance away. It can be controlled by removing the undesirable