Passion blooms sky-high with this trio of garden showstoppers!

We’re offering you a Vibrant Passiflora Mix: Three Hardy Climbing Flowering Plants for just €34.99 saving you 42% off Perfect Plant Deal IE's prices.

Bring Exotic Colour to Your Garden with Passiflora hybridum

Passion flowers (Passiflora hybridum), native to northern Argentina, bring spectacular blooms and a lush, tropical feel to any outdoor space. This exclusive set features three carefully chosen cultivars—'Avalanche', 'Pura Vida', and 'Purple Haze'—delivered at 25–40cm (including pot), ready to transform your garden or patio.

• Distinct Cultivars: Each variety in this mix offers large, intricate flowers in a unique combination of shapes and colours, providing season-long interest from mid-summer into early autumn.
• Powerful Growth: These vigorous climbers can reach 3–4 metres when supported, making them perfect for trellises, pergolas, or as striking container specimens.
• Wildlife Friendly: Flowers are rich in nectar and naturally attract bees and butterflies, supporting pollinators in your garden.

Growing Guide

• Light: Prefers a sunny position with partial shade—essential for strong flowering and healthy foliage.
• Soil: Thrives in well-drained, moderately fertile soil kept slightly moist. Hardy in most UK gardens (RHS H4/H5).
• Pot or Ground: Supplied in 9cm nursery pots, these plants adapt well to large patio containers or open beds.

Easy Planting & Care

• Plant outdoors after all risk of frost has passed, usually in late spring.
• Water regularly but avoid waterlogging. Mulch with compost in early spring to boost growth.
• Pruning is minimal—lightly trim in spring to control shape and remove winter die-back.
• Fertilise sparingly; excessive feed reduces flowering.
• Note: Passiflora plants are toxic to pets—avoid planting where animals may forage.

Variety Highlights

• 'Avalanche' – Noted for its crisp white petals and strong climbing habit.
• 'Pura Vida' – Produces complex, eye-catching blooms in pastel shades.
• 'Purple Haze' – Offers vibrant purple flowers and lush, green foliage.

Design Ideas

• Combine with other sun-loving, climbing companions such as clematis or honeysuckle for a fragrant, pollinator-friendly display.
• Use along fences and pergolas to create vertical interest and summer privacy screens.
• Grow in patio pots to bring uplifting colour to outdoor seating areas.

FAQs

• Q: When is the best time to plant Passion Flower?
  A: Plant after the risk of frost, ideally from late spring to early summer.
• Q: How quickly will they grow?
  A: In their first season, expect up to 1 metre of growth; established plants reach 3–4 metres with support.
• Q: Are they suitable for pots or only the ground?
  A: These plants thrive both in large pots and directly in garden soil—ensure pots are deep and well-draining.