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#PassionFlower

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JohnMoyer

Passionflower Bee (Protandrena passiflorae) pollinating Passiflora lutea (also called Yellow Passionflower, Yellow Passion Vine, Yellow Passion-flower) in Norman, Oklahoma, United States on June 27, 2024

Some of the camera settings I used to make this photo are at: rsok.com/~jrm/2024Jun30_birds_

inaturalist.org/observations/2

A Passionflower Bee (Protandrena passiflorae) was pollinating Passiflora lutea (also called Yellow Passionflower, Yellow Passion Vine, Yellow Passion-flower) in Norman, Oklahoma, United States on June 27, 2024. These two species cannot survive without each other (oligolecty).
#nativebee#Protandrena#PassionflowerBee
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Mark H

It's a shame that the fruits of the passion flower that's growing in one neighbour's garden over our wall, and which we're guiding along it now, apparently taste pretty awful and aren't recommended. We like the look of the plant as a whole and have bought some of our own to plant along the opposite wall where it will hopefully use the bamboo screening as a base to clamber up and further shield us from other neighbours.

A mass of greenery fills most of the view as passion flower vines and leaves cover a wall we're close to. Over the top we can see the wooden beams of a pergola and piercing blue sky in the gaps. Amongst the greenery, and where were focused, two fruits are ripening, one a deep orange, the other half yellow and half green.
#Gardening#PassionFlower#PassifloraCaerulea
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Mark H

Our raspberry canes continue to be the source of lots of bee activity; bees really, really like raspberry canes, it turns out. Fruit is emerging on them now with some of the larger green ones now showing hints of pink on them.

Looked up what sort of passion flower we have growing over the wall and it seems it's passiflora caerulea so edible fruits eventually, although unpleasant ones by all accounts.

Two passion flowers amongst leaves of the plant against a stone wall. From the centre of each flower there are five, green, hammer-like protrusions overlapped by three purple stems. Ten long, white, rounded petal emerge from behind and there is a corona burst of white stems with blue tips. A very odd bit of nature when it's really considered.
#BloomScrolling#Nature#Photography
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Deb Oppermann

An exotic, tropical and showy bloom, the Passion Flower is a climber and an exquisite addition to the summer garden. The purple Passion bloom is a symbol of the life and death of Christ. Just sold this print!

Available here with North America
pictorem.com/118193/Purple%20P

Purple Passion Flower in macro with green background
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