PIMELEA ferruginea
PASSIFLORA aurantia
PEROVSKIA abrotanoides
Extraordinary perennial and deciduous shrub which comes from South Africa. It can grow maximum till 1,50 cm with a quite quick growth rate. It shows numerous ramifications even from the base and white-greyish stems which are lignified below and quadrangular above. Leaves are silvery-grey, lobed and hardly serrated, deeply aromatic. From late summer to the […]
PASSIFLORA caerulea
Vigorous evergreen climbing plant native to South America. With a fast growth, it can quickly rise and expand for several metres (even till 6/10 m). Thin, herbaceous and semi woody stems develop and branch from the base; they bring numerous tendrils allowing the plant to climb on any support. Leaves are of a bright green […]
PASSIFLORA coccinea
PASSIFLORA edulis
Rustic and vigorous climber, perennial and semi-deciduous, with a rather fast growth and native to Central and South America: at the maximum of its development it can rise over 3 m and widen in an almost similar way. Lignified and branched from the base, it has thin, herbaceous or semi-woody stems, which, thanks to the […]
PASSIFLORA quadrangularis
Interessant evergreen climbing plant which comes from South America. It is very ornamental and it’s one of the most beautiful of all PASSIFLORA species. It has a fast growth and infact he can quickly reach 8-10 metres of height. Hardy and quadrangular stems are herbaceous at the top and semi-woody at the bottom; they bring […]
PASSIFLORA vitifolia
Very ornamental and evergeen climbing plant which comes from South America. Like all other Passiflora plants, it has a quick growth and can easily reach several metres (4-6 m) both in height and width. Strongly branched from the base, it has cylindrical stems which are herbaceous above and semi-woody below: they are accompanied by numerous […]
PASSIFLORA violacea
Graceful evergreen climbing plant, it is very ornamental and comes from South America. Like all passiflora species, it has a fast growth infact it can quickly develop for several metres (4-6 m) both in height and width. Branched from the base, it is characterized by thin cylindrical stems which are herbaceous above and semi-lignified below. […]