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First decent frost last night down to 25F. One of my projects I’m starting to get into is Passiflora breeding. Here is a combo of plants that looks nice together right now: babington leek and a P. tucumanensis hybrid.

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Chance Selva

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Photos of the flower from a few weeks ago. Unfortunately this seedling doesn’t accept incarnata pollen, despite being 1/4 incarnata. It appears to have some pollen but it’s a bit sticky and I haven’t tested its fertility.

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T.J. Stewart

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Awesome photos, thanks for sharing!

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Dan Allen

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Nice photos and passion fruit. What zone?

Chance Selva

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Zone 7a, mid Atlantic bio region. There are some nice looking complex hybrids with Passiflora incarnata, cincinnata, and edulis. Most all should be zone 7 hardy. I like this one. Won’t be able to try the fruit till next year.

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Yacon and air potato

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