
Styling and inspiration with Passiflora
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The passion flower is a versatile plant that adds an exotic touch to any garden or patio. Its climbing habit and graceful flowers make it perfect for vertical gardens. Use the passion flower to cover dull walls or fences, transforming them into colorful works of art. The plant also looks great on pergolas and arbors, where it is not only visually attractive, but also provides shade and privacy.
The flowers of the passion flower attract attention with their intricate and symmetrical patterns. Combine it with simpler plants such as lavender, sage or ornamental grasses to create a balanced whole. For a more tropical atmosphere, you can combine it with other climbing plants such as bougainvillea or trumpet flower.
Passiflora also does well in pots on balconies or terraces. Choose a large pot with good drainage and combine the plant with a sturdy climbing support. This makes it ideal for small spaces where it adds height without taking up much ground. With the right support it can even grow indoors, provided it gets enough light.
In addition to its decorative value, the passion flower also has edible fruits in some species, such as Passiflora edulis. These fruits, known as passion fruit, are not only tasty but also healthy. If you have space in your garden or greenhouse, it is definitely worth planting an edible variety.