Passion Fruit

Grown by me but invading my neighbours garden. Fortunately I have very nice friendly neighbours .

[Chrissie]

Lucky neighbours!

[katy]

Beautiful light and color in your photo! I had no idea you could grow passionfruit in your climate

[Lis Lapthorn]

Impressive!

[Peter Dulis]

yum

[Mags]

Fantastic! I sure would like to know what they taste like.

[Diana]

A great shot of these new to me passion fruit. There are so many varieties but I do not know this one. I hope it tastes as good as it looks.

[Babs]

Impressive. Ours escape into our neighbours garden too but we have so many that she keeps hers.

[gloria jones]

Nice pov

[Casablanca]

Never knew they looked like that when growing, how interesting

[Kathryn M]

How unusual. Never seen these before, although I have seen the plant growing in various place.

[Susan Wakely]

@cmf @grammyn @foxes37 @pdulis @marlboromaam @ludwigsdiana @onewing @seattlite @casablanca @kametty the mother plant/Seeds came from fruit that I picked some time ago not expecting the seeds to grow. The flowers have been beautiful this summer but do not want to risk eating the fruit.

[Kathy]

I like the light on the plant and fruit. I especially like the curling tendrils of vines.

[Rob Z]

Beautifully shown - and such a fascinating colour and shape

[Carole Sandford]

They look impressive!

[Shutterbug]

It looks like a beautiful tree.

[leggzy]

They look very different to the passionfruit here in Australia.

[Kathy A]

I would never have thought they were passionfruit

[Karen]

New to me also - they look lovely! Interesting capture.

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful shot. The passion fruit look like lemons, only the colour is a bit more orangey.

[Brian]

A different passion fruit for me. Love the light and POV choice.

[Mary Siegle]

I've seen passion fruit in the supermarket sometimes. I think they may be a different variety--will have to check. I've never bought or eaten. Maybe it's time I did! I know I've tasted something or other with "passion fruit" flavor, but can't remember what that's like. So...not all varieties are edible?