Passion fruit plant

Learn how to grow passion fruit step-by-step—planting, care through the season, and harvest—your complete guide to growing passion fruit!

Flowers can brighten up any space, and garden fences are no exception. They not only soften the structural lines of the fence but also infuse the air with a delicate fragrance that tantalizes the senses. Additionally, as you relax in the shade of your floral fence, you'll find solace in the embrace of nature's beauty and the feeling of being cocooned within a haven of petals and leaves.

Read along to learn how to grow edible passion fruit vines - with instructions for both Passiflora edulis (purple passion fruit) or P. incarnata (maypops) - including their preferred climate, starting with seeds or seedlings, pollination, pests, harvesting, and tips for ongoing care!

Passion fruit starter plants

Growing passion fruits from seed is easy to do and it’s very satisfying to watch a seed grown passion fruit plant grow into a large fruiting vine. In this article I’ll show you how to plant and care for seed grown passion fruit plants in your garden.

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Gardening Life on Instagram: "This passion fruit has been here for only a year and I still got this insane harvest! The passion fruit doesn’t just provide us with plentiful fruit but it also shades my chickens and gives them something to snack on. In return the passion fruit gets plenty of chicken poop which is a wonderful fertilizer! At the end of the season I will prune it back hard to reset the plant. Then next season the new growth will be where all the new fruit will grow. This allows…