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Closer up version also available in my portfolio. Traditionally, the fresh or dried whole plant has been used as a homeopathic herbal medicine to treat nervous anxiety and insomnia. Petals, stamens and pistils have Christianity symbolism of the crown of thorns.

Part of a Passion Flower (Passiflora) climbing up a wooden fence on a sunny day. The name “Passion Flower” relates to the death (“Passion”) of Christ and each part of the flower has a meaning.

Purple big flower with leaves in abstract blur filter. A branch of passionflower

Passion Flower (Passiflora L.) on a white background

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Passion fruit plants in a greenhouse

A passion fruit vine in bloom, growing on a chain link fence in suburban Australia. Seen growing on the boarder of a construction sight in western Sydney. Juxtaposition of nature taking back the urban environment

A bizarre looking passion flower being weird

Passion flower 'Purple Haze' is a climbing plant with exotic flowers

Passionflower blossom (Passiflora edulis) with unripe green passion fruit with green leaves. Close-up of blooming passionflower among green leaves..

Passion fruit slices on white background.

Passion fruit growing on the vine. This one is green indicating that it is not yet mature. Photographed outside, no people. There are some pink flowers in the background.

The genus Passiflora contains over 400 species with considerable variety within them and the common name Passion Flower can be confusing. Some passion flowers are vines, but some are bushes and even trees. Some are annuals and some others are perennials, and evergreen and deciduous. Some produce edible fruits. What they share are exotic, fascinating flowers that remain open for only a few days. They have a wide, flat petal base with several rings of filaments in the centers which surround a stalk that holds up the ovary and stamens. Colors include blue, purple, white, pink, red and yellow. Most commonly grown forms are vines that climb and cling by tendrils.

Fresh passion fruit and has green leaves from the garden

Peak of passion fruit leaves isolated on white background, Passion fruit leaf, Organic vegetables

A detailed close-up of a white passionflower, highlighting its intricate petals and vibrant surroundings. This photograph was taken in the natural splendor of Jutland, Denmark, showcasing the region's floral beauty.

Green passion fruit in the garden

Passionflower with bee

Photo taken in Lamphun, Thailand

Passion Fruit in the food processor view from above

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The genus Passiflora contains over 400 species with considerable variety within them and the common name Passion Flower can be confusing. Some passion flowers are vines, but some are bushes and even trees. Some are annuals and some others are perennials, and evergreen and deciduous. Some produce edible fruits. What they share are exotic, fascinating flowers that remain open for only a few days. They have a wide, flat petal base with several rings of filaments in the centers which surround a stalk that holds up the ovary and stamens. Colors include blue, purple, white, pink, red and yellow. Most commonly grown forms are vines that climb and cling by tendrils.

Fruit in the summer orchards full of green fruit

Ant on Passion flower

Purple passion flower discovered at the botanical garden. Passiflora caerulea, blue passionflower, bluecrown passionflower

Wild grass flowers grow naturally without care, often seen as weeds, but they have beauty and ecological benefits. Examples include mimosa, ageratum, bidens, elephant’s foot, and cogon grass.

Rare Purple Passiflora miersii flower blooms on a vine in a botanical garden in Southern Florida.

Passion fruit flower

Snow Queen Passion Vine flower - Latin name - Passiflora Snow Queen

The genus Passiflora contains over 400 species with considerable variety within them and the common name Passion Flower can be confusing. Some passion flowers are vines, but some are bushes and even trees. Some are annuals and some others are perennials, and evergreen and deciduous. Some produce edible fruits. What they share are exotic, fascinating flowers that remain open for only a few days. They have a wide, flat petal base with several rings of filaments in the centers which surround a stalk that holds up the ovary and stamens. Colors include blue, purple, white, pink, red and yellow. Most commonly grown forms are vines that climb and cling by tendrils.

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