Passion fruit

This particular plant is called "Banana Passionfruit' and it is now known to be an invasive plant, climbing through everything eventually blocking light from the host plant which then will die! Along the road growing wild this plant has lots of fruit. I noted the the usual purple passionfruit at the supermarket is about $50 a kilo! These banana ones have the same insides as the purple. So tomorrow we are having passionfruit for our breakfast

[Issi Bannerman]

How interesting. Never seen or heard of this before. At least it doesn't only kill the host plant, but provides beautiful fruit as it does its deadly deed!

[Diana]

What a great shot of this new to me fruit, I just have the purple one and love the flavour.

[Brian]

Well captured.

[Dianne]

They are sooooooo invasive which is a pity as they are also delicious to eat.

[Joan Robillard]

Neat shot

[FBailey]

How unusual - I was going to ask if it is edible and then I see in the comments above it is!

[Delwyn Barnett]

I never realised these were so invasive. Mind you, I haven't seen one of those plants for years.

[Valerie Chesney]

New to me too, sad they are so invasive..

[katy]

I have never heard of it, but your photo is fabulous. Good to know some good can come out of it if the fruit is as delicious as you say

[KWind]

It looks huge!!

[Faye Turner]

Interesting

[KoalaGardens🐨]

things out of place really do damage

[Bill]

Interesting info.

[Dawn]

They are nice to eat but yes so invasive

[Pat Knowles]

Wow I have no knowledge of this plant although I’ve heard of the fruit before. Sure we haven’t got it here, looks rather beautiful there….not so good if it goes rampant!

[Rick Schies]

They provide a great deal of privacy

[haskar]

Interesting shot and info. There is something new for me.