Passion Flower/Maypop Toxicity|Non-toxic to people and animals.

Passion Flower/Maypop Toxicity|Non-toxic to people and animals.Passionflower Passiflora incarnata is a rapidly growing, trailing or climbing perennial. It is a member of the passion vine family (Passifloraceae) and is native to the southeastern. It is woody in warm winter climates but dies to the ground in cold winter climates. Care It grows in average fertility, well drained soils in full sun to part shade. Although this vine is tolerant of drought after established, loose mulch can help to keep the roots cool.

hardy & floriferous in all climates

The profusion of blooms creates a thrilling spring specimen

Works in 24 to 72 hours and works best when temps are over 85°

which biologically enhances plant food to ensure superior plant growth

A wonderful flowering evergreen hedge or foundation plant for dappled sun or shade areas

reddish-brown bark that develops distinctive ridges and furrows as the tree ages

A vigorous grower

they will only need water during periods of extreme drought

as an attention-getting specimen

Ligularia may cause mild toxic symptoms in humans and pets

In the early spring

Crape Myrtle White is a low-maintenance tree that is relatively tolerant of a wide range of growing conditions