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Passiflora gilbertiana
Passiflora gilbertiana
A still rare Passiflora discovered only recently (1977), with bright, sunshine yellow flowers and variegated foliage.
Seed Availability
Seeds are not available for the Passiflora gilbertiana. Please visit our seed store to view current selections.
Description
Fairly fast-growing vine, though delicate in appearance. The ornate yellow flowers are about 1" across and this species is one of the parents of the popular P. 'Sunburst'. From the Decaloba subsection.
Hardiness
Hardy to at least 32F, possibly lower.
Growing Environment
Grows best in moderate, warm climates, with minimal frost and temperatures rarely exceeding 95-100F. Grow in full sun or filtered sun. Water regularly. Makes a great container specimen.
Propagation
Seeds or rooted cuttings.
Uses
A beautiful ornamental, sometimes cultivated, though some popular hybrids have been derived from this species.
Native Range
The central mid-elevation (5000ft) mountains of Costa Rica.