Thanks, it is the same passion vine as in the pictures above. It goes everywhere, but they butterflies love it.

It's either 'Incense' which is a hybrid of maypops/Passiflora incarnata and P. cincinnata or one of the newer crossings of the same two passionvines. They say the newer crossings are more vigorous, so yours is probably one of those. It makes a fine host plant for gulf frits and zebra longwings!

Sherry

Did any of the plants I sent survive the trip? lol

They would be looking like this by now!

Mines aren't like that yet. I did plant them, and one is doing better than the other, but so far they are growing slowly. Thank you.

I agree with Sherry, it's a hybrid passion vine. I grow it in my yard and the Gulf Fritillary tend to lay their eggs on the upper side of a leaf and the Zebra Longwing lay their eggs in the very newest growth of the vine tendril. These 2 butterfly eggs look very similar and location is really the only way to know the type of egg. What a great freebie!!!