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Young clinging shoots hug the surface flat and small
Bees and butterflies work the flowers all summer
more graceful habit than the common butterfly bushes
The flowers arrive fully double
The flowers open before or with the unfurling leaves
Passiflora caerulea ‘Constance Elliott’ Edmund Cuthbert Young clinging shoots hug thePassiflora caerulea is a vigorous evergreen vine climbing by tendrils. The leaves are deeply divided with narrow lobes. The flowers showy and intricate but ephemeral. Flowers are three to four inches across and while blue is typical for the species 'Constance Elliott' is a white flowered form. This is a beautiful vine with striking flowers but can become rampant if not confined or restrained. It is native to Argentina.
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