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Jesse D Henderson wrote:Yeah I forgot to mention I'm in North Carolina/ USDA zone 7b.
Jesse D Henderson wrote:Thanks! Passiflora incarnata ("maypop", "passionflower") is on my list but I had thought it needed full sun. Turns out it can tolerate partial shade.
chip sanft wrote:
Jesse D Henderson wrote:Thanks! Passiflora incarnata ("maypop", "passionflower") is on my list but I had thought it needed full sun. Turns out it can tolerate partial shade.
What people in Tennessee, at least, call passion fruit is Passiflora edulis. According to my friend and co-worker, it can handle shade, at least the southern variety of it. You're not that much farther north than we are so it may apply for you too. Let me know if you want some seeds and you can test it yourself.
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Dillon Nichols wrote:Jesse; from what I've heard, actinidia kolomikta is notably more shade and cold tolerant than actinidia arguta. I believe drainage is pretty important, so that might be a factor to consider.
Burra, looks like Armenia gets at least as hot as my area, so that's promising, long as it doesn't mind the damn!
Jesse D Henderson wrote:
chip sanft wrote:
Jesse D Henderson wrote:Thanks! Passiflora incarnata ("maypop", "passionflower") is on my list but I had thought it needed full sun. Turns out it can tolerate partial shade.
What people in Tennessee, at least, call passion fruit is Passiflora edulis. According to my friend and co-worker, it can handle shade, at least the southern variety of it. You're not that much farther north than we are so it may apply for you too. Let me know if you want some seeds and you can test it yourself.
That's cool - I wonder how well edulis would do versus incarnata. Incarnata is the native passionflower. The Cherokee called it ocoee, and that's how the Ocoee river got its name.
Burra Maluca wrote:I recently got some seeds of wild wild Hablitzia tamnoides which like to grow in shade. I'm planning on starting a thread about it very soon with as much info as I can find in it.