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passiflora ID

hardytropicalguy

21 years ago

I can't remember the name or maybe I dreamed it up lol. Anyway it is pink and flowers on a long peduncle but unlike antioquiensis the flower faces up. I thought I came across it and a source for it but I can't remember where I saw it or a name. Any help would be appreciated Thank you!

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GardenerDc
21 years ago
passiflora gritensis??
Source: Grassy Knoll Exotic Plants
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