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anemone
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passionflower caerulea
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August 22, 2009, 12:19:13 »
My plant has gone mad this year with loads of fruit. I've read you can eat them but they are not very good - has anyone tried?
Does anyone grow the passionflower edulis variety - does it do as well as the caerulea? If so I may have to get one :)
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artichoke
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August 23, 2009, 19:27:27 »
Last year I whizzed them up and strained to make a drink (as I do with my grapes) but they were insipid and tasteless. So I won't bother again.
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telboy
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August 23, 2009, 22:52:09 »
Hi anemone,
agree with artichoke, the flavour is bland. A word of caution, if the fruits fall you'll have plants coming up forever, tell me about it!!!!!!
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anemone
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August 23, 2009, 23:12:25 »
Thanks artichoke and telboy. I think I already have that problem ! The orignial plant died but all this growth is from a couple surprise sproutings. I'm not really viewing it as a probelm yet though, was pleased that it was growing over the fence finally :) The flowers are so beautiful, shame it's not the edible kind though.
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