The unusual, wispy fronds on the white and purple blooms make an unusual change from normal passion flowers and these will cover his plant from late spring onwards. The flowers will later produce yellow/orange fruit in the autumn to further extend the range on interest. Grow in large containers on the pation, trained up an obelisk, so that it can be moved indoors to a greenhouse or conservatory over the winter. Features and Benefits Fast growing, evergreen climber Edible fruits A unusual change from normal passion flowers Planting time: October to May Flowering time: July to August Specifications Colour: Multi Model Number: 67377
Price: £8.99 from Robert Dyas
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| Robert Dyas | £8.99 | Visit Store |
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