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| You are here: 2B Seeds Home > Perennial Flower Seeds M-Y > Passion Flower Vine Seeds > Blue Passion Flower Vine Seeds |
Blue Passion Flower Vine SeedsThe vines are shallow-rooted, and will benefit from a thick layer of organic mulch. The purple passion fruit makes its home from southern Brazil through Paraguay and in parts northern Argentina. Before 1900, the purple passion fruit was partially naturalized and flourishing in coastal areas of Australia. Seeds of the purple passion fruit, were brought from Australia to Hawaii and first planted in 1880. It wasn't long, because of its fast growing nature that the passiflora vine became popular in home gardens.25 seeds per package.
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