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Passiflora incarnata
Intricate flower with a lacy layer and ovious pronounced stamen. Also produces edible oviod fruits. Butterflies prefer the purple flower over the Red Passion flower.
Can be found all through Florida and much of the South and central US. Old Fields, roadsides, Gardens.
Spotted on Jun 21, 2012
Submitted on Jul 14, 2012
10 Comments
Beautiful flower!
Very beautiful!
How beautiful! I've never seen this species.
BEAUTIFUL!!! I just found out this weekend that I can actually grow this here in Oklahoma, and it is a major attractant for Monarchs!
awsome
Excellent sedative.
Natures geometry :-)
Beautiful shots Alice.
Awesome spotting!
Amazing!