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new grower

18 years ago

hello

i have recently got some pf, i am new to growing these but they look so lovely i got a constance eliott, purple haze, princess eugenie, amanthyst and a common blue, all are growing really well, some are in pots and the hardy ones are in the soil. Some are doing really well, some a little more slowly. I am so impressed with these lovely vines, fingers crossed they will survive the winter? Any tips for keeping them alive during the winter would be greatfully recieved, I live in the uk and my zone is 8b.

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karyn1
18 years ago
Check out Myles Irvine's passiflora site. There's loads of info and he's also in the UK.
Karyn

Here is a link that might be useful: Passie Info
ukgrower
Original Author
18 years ago
Thank you for the information your a star Karyn any and all information gratefully recieved, i have been gardening for a bout 5 years now, i have only recently discovered PF but have instantly fallen for them, what wonderfull flowers !! I have already managed to take numerous cuttings and am passing them on to everyone, purple haze seems to grow from cuttings easily. Thanks once again for the web site info

Jackie
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