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Purple big flower with leaves in abstract blur filter. A branch of passionflower

Passiflorine flower

A passion flower in full bloom

Flower Bloom Gerbera Blossom close-up

Passion fruit flower on a white background

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 passion flower isolated on white background, Copy Space For Text Or Word

A bizarre looking passion flower being weird

Passion Fruit Flowers in the Park

Flowerof gooseberry plant on farm in north Thailand, Lamphun province

close-up of a passiflora flower. Flowering shrub passiflora.

A detailed close-up of a white passionflower, highlighting its intricate petals and vibrant surroundings. This photograph was taken in the natural splendor of Jutland, Denmark, showcasing the region's floral beauty.

Passiflora incarnata

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.

Pssion flower with large blue flower and pure white petals.

Passion flower 'Purple Haze' is a climbing plant with exotic flowers

Passion flowerPassionflower

Passionflower with bee

Passiflora flower, Passiflora herbaceous vine, China

Passionflower in macro

Flowers of Passiflora belotii (hybrid between P. alata and P. caerulea)

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.

Snow Queen Passion Vine flower - Latin name - Passiflora Snow Queen

Sprout or bud of passion fruit flower (Passiflora edulis) growing, in the background the blue sky.

Passiflora racemosa, the red passion flower, is a species of flowering plant in the family Passifloraceae, native to Brazil.

Passion fruit flower

Wild grass flowers grow naturally without care, often seen as weeds, but they have beauty and ecological benefits. Examples include mimosa, ageratum, bidens, elephant’s foot, and cogon grass.

Fingers examing fruit of flowering gooseberry plant on farm in north Thailand, Lamphun province

Closeup of Passionflower (Passiflora) with Shadow and Negative Space, Symbolic Flower Background

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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