Common Name: Lady Margaret Passion Flower Vine
Botanical Name: Passiflora
Mature Size: 10 to 12 ft runners
Flower Color: Burgundy Red
Bloom Form: Unique to the species
Fragrance: Moderate
Recommended USDA Zone: 8, 9, 10
Soil Type: Fertile Well Draining
Soil PH: Neutral to slightly acidic
Watering: Moderate to Light
Special Features: Lush compact growth habit, showy flower, fragrant
Suggested Uses: Fence, Trellis, Support, Potted, Basket
House Plant Adaptive: Yes, but may require supplemental light to flower
Limited Conditional Warranty: Healthy Arrival
Extended Long Term Warranty: None
Country of origin: USA The Lady Margaret Passion Flower Vine is a newer passiflora hybrid cross from Passiflora incarnata x Passiflora coccinea that is vigorous, resilient and easy to grow.
The vine grows lush and dense.
The unique flowers appear profusely throughout the warm season in deep, maroon, pink toned red with a pastel pink to white center and long filaments delicately spotted the same.
Lady Margaret will occasionally set fruit, but it generally does not fully develop or ripen, and so is considered a sterile hybrid.
This species has an interesting historical background as 17th Century priests assigned great religious significance to the unique structure of the flower.
