Sorry, I forgot to mention, the plant is container grown, and my friend lives up east..Toni

Toni
Do a web search on Passiflora. There are 100's of kinds
within this genus. Some are grown for fruit others for flowers and in my case to eat the entire landscape lol.
I would bet you have P.edulis which produces the delicious fruit.
gary

Hi Toni. I have the Passion Flower Incarnata Maypop. I planted it for the first time last year. It had lots of fruit but none of them were worth eating as far as I was concerned. It came back this year everywhere and has even more fruit. I am hoping that this fruit will be edible--they're supposed to be. I heard that you should leave them on the vine til they fall off into your hand. Of course, I'm sure it differs depending on the type you have. Mine get to be about the size of a hardball.

Leona

Leona and Gary..thanks..As I said, the Passionvine is not my plant....It belongs to a friend..
She told me the flower color, but I forget..lol...
I 'assumed' all PV fruit were edible, but I guess there are some that are grown more for flowers..is this correct?
I'll find out the flower color, this may narrow it down. I hope someone can help...she loves her plant and is very excited that it first flowered then set fruit..Even though the fruit are small, it's an accomplishment..especially since it's container grown and she lives up east..thanks again, Toni

Toni, I can email you a pic of mine to compare with your friends' if you want.

Leona

Leona, yes, I'd appreciate that..Thanks. Toni