Well, we wouldnt know it with the weather, but the passion flower says its almost summertime. Its blooming, and doing its thing. My other half once chased me down from the opposite end of the Seattle ...

“The passion flower grows wild in the southern part of the United States and in South America. It is also commonly known as the maypop, the wild apricot, and the ocoee. The last is the Indian name ...

For crucifixion symbolism, the passion flower has served admirably for over 500 years. Not just for American gardeners but Europeans worldwide. South American Jesuit missionaries in the early 1500s ...

You may have walked along fences or trellises and notice a green climbing vine with exotic lavender and white blossoms that look more tropical than Texan. That vine is the Maypop Passion Vine ...

The Passion Flower with its various parts is seen as a symbols of Jesus' scourging, crowning with thorns and crucifixion. This flower, a genus with numerous species, indigenous to the tropical ...

You may have walked along fences or trellises and noticed a green climbing vine with exotic lavender and white blossoms that look more tropical than Texan. That vine is the Maypop Passion Vine ...

Passion is a curious concept. It combines intensity and desire, in its purest sense, to create an obsessive need. There is, figuratively and literally, a fine and not always obvious line between ...