PASSIONFLOWER 'Sweet Granadilla' --Passiflora ligularis--

A vine originally native to the higher reaches of the Andes in South America, the sweet granadilla is widely cultivated today in mild tropical climates and well known for its sweet and aromatic fruits which have a fairly hard, brittle, glossy yellow skin. They are usually sold as passionfruits.Cultural RequirementsSun Exposure Full sun from early ageLight shade when youngLight shade in dry, hot climatesFrost Tolerance LightWater Requirements HighWind Tolerance ModerateAppearanceGrowth Rate Very fastGrowth Form ClimberOrnamental Value PrettyUsesProperties DeciduousEvergreenFloweringHazards InvasiveGardening OrnamentalPottedFood/Medicinal Edible Fruit