Before and After by pcoulson

Before and After

We planted this in 2018 and its trained along a wooden trellis and arch, this is the first time its had fruit and lots of it,
I planted one last year, it's survived so far and is now 2' high!!

Will the fruit be edible?
August 14th, 2022  
Wow! Well done!
August 14th, 2022  
These are such exotic flowers!
August 14th, 2022  
@30pics4jackiesdiamond Thank you Jackie yes it is when ripe but not sure if we will give it a try:)
August 14th, 2022  
@365projectorgheatherb Thank you so much Heather:)
August 14th, 2022  
@redy4et Thank you for your comment Elizabeth, the flowers look like something from a Sic-fi flim to me:)
August 14th, 2022  
Passion Flower loveliness. My parents used to grow these over their garden shed. Lovely memories.
August 14th, 2022  
How good is this. Hope the fruit is edible. At least the possums won't get to it before you do in the UK ha ha.
August 15th, 2022  
Oh how wonderful, fabulous shots of the different stages. Mine is struggling this year and I might need to replace it. I love the fruit!
August 15th, 2022  
Great! I love these flowers. They grow in the park and about a week ago I took a little end. Keeping my fingers crossed it will grow some roots... so far so good, because the leaves still look healthy!
August 15th, 2022  
@tinley23 Many thanks for your lovely comment Lesley, ours could well cover a shed:)
August 15th, 2022  
@onewing Thank you Babs they are edible will let you know if they are tasty, lol:)
August 15th, 2022  
@ludwigsdiana Thank you so much for your lovely comment Diana:)
August 15th, 2022  
@ingrid01 Thank you Ingrid they are such pretty flowers hope you can get it to grow:)
August 15th, 2022  
I found this via your tag, Peter! We planted ours, and it couldn't begin to flower and set fruit fast enough! We were away when the first crop fell, but I'm waiting patiently for the 2nd round!
September 26th, 2023  
@Weezilou Thank you Louise for your lovely comment, it flowered straight away but took 4 years to bear fruit possibly down to our damp climate:)
September 27th, 2023  
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