Plants With Variegated Foliage | Snowdrop Farm https://snowdropfarm.com Buy Spectacular Passion Flower Plants Sat, 08 Aug 2026 18:48:33 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1.1 https://i0.wp.com/snowdropfarm.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/cropped-belotti-1.jpg?fit=32%2C32&ssl=1 Plants With Variegated Foliage | Snowdrop Farm https://snowdropfarm.com 32 32 169217559 Passiflora Patio Collection https://snowdropfarm.com/product/patio-collection/ https://snowdropfarm.com/product/patio-collection/#respond Mon, 02 Jan 2023 18:18:13 +0000 https://snowdropfarm.com/?post_type=product&p=1502 Want to grow a Passion Flower but only have limited space? Try this collection of dwarf plants that perform well in containers and as houseplants.

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]]> Want to grow Passion Flowers, but you’re limited on space? Do you need one that will perform well in a sunny window or on a balcony? Then this collection of Passion Flowers is for you! It includes 2 easy to grow, dwarf varieties that bloom generously throughout the year. They are perfectly happy to stay in a container, and can even bloom inside if placed in a sunny window. The starter plants in this bundle include 1 Passiflora citrina, and 1 Passiflora Adularia. Descriptions of the individual varieties included are below.

Each item added to cart will include a 2 pack of 2.5″ pots.

A photo example of the starter plants we ship can be found on our Ordering and Shipping FAQ page. The plants are well rooted and are ready to be potted into a larger container.

Hardiness Zone: 10

What does hardiness zone 10 mean?

It means that this Passiflora is not cold tolerant and requires protection from freezing temperatures. If you are growing it outdoors, bring it inside once temperatures start regularly dipping below 50 degrees. Freezing temperatures will kill it.

Not sure what your hardiness zone is?

Check out the USDA Interactive Zone Map to find out!

Included Variety Descriptions:

Citrina:

Dainty 1.5″ sunny yellow blooms sit atop velvety leaves. The numerous yellow blossoms really stand out against the rich green foliage making this a striking specimen. Despite having smaller blooms than many Passion Flowers, the sheer number of blossoms more than makes up for it. This is an extremely free flowering plant in an unusual color that is great for beginners as it is very easy to grow.

Aside from its unusual color, it’s small size is another endearing feature. This vine is best suited to growing in a container, and due to its miniature size, it is very easy to manage. It makes a good house plant for a sunny window, and will reward you with flowers year round.

To keep the blooms coming you should provide this vine with plenty of light and moisture.  Grow it in a sunny spot outdoors, or in the sunniest window you have.

Adularia:

Dainty, pastel pink blossoms cover this free flowering plant year round.  Adularia’s blooms are smaller and less showy than many Passiflora blossoms, but it more than makes up for it with sheer numbers. In fact, this vine is almost never without buds! It is a very easy to grow plant that maintains a small size and compact growth habit. Additionally, its leaves are accented with beautiful variegation.

For those who live in a frost free climate, this vine can be grown in the ground. Using it in a container is where it really shines though.  Adularia is ideally suited to being container grown and works well as a house plant, or in a hanging basket.

You should provide this vine with plenty of light and moisture to keep it flowering.  Grow it in a sunny spot outdoors, or in your sunniest window. If you are growing it indoors, it would benefit from temporarily moving outside to a sheltered spot in the warm summer months.

Need more growing instructions?

Check out our Passion Flower Care page.

Not quite what you’re looking for?

Check out Passiflora miersii for another great patio plant our Other Passion Flower Bundles for more great collections.

What about our shipping policies?

Please visit our Ordering and Shipping FAQ to find out more about what you can expect when ordering from us.

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]]> https://snowdropfarm.com/product/patio-collection/feed/ 0 1502 Passiflora ‘Adularia’ https://snowdropfarm.com/product/passiflora-adularia/ https://snowdropfarm.com/product/passiflora-adularia/#respond Fri, 09 Dec 2022 15:13:14 +0000 https://snowdropfarm.com/?post_type=product&p=1433 Passiflora 'Adularia' has 1.5" pastel pink blooms sit atop variegated, velvety leaves.  This free blooming Passion Flower would make a perfect houseplant.

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]]> Dainty, pastel pink blossoms cover this free flowering plant year round.  Passiflora ‘Adularia’ has blooms that are smaller and less showy than many Passiflora blossoms, but it more than makes up for it with sheer numbers. In fact, this vine is almost never without buds! It is a very easy to grow plant that maintains a small size and compact growth habit. Additionally, its leaves are accented with beautiful variegation.

For those who live in a frost free climate, this vine can be grown in the ground. Using it in a container is where it really shines though.  Adularia is ideally suited to being container grown and works well as a house plant, or in a hanging basket. If you have limited space and want to grow some Passion Flowers, try growing Passiflora ‘Adularia’ and Passiflora citrina together for a stunning display.

You should provide this vine with plenty of light and moisture to keep it flowering.  Grow it in a sunny spot outdoors, or in your sunniest window. If you are growing it indoors, it would benefit from temporarily moving outside to a sheltered spot in the warm summer months.

For each item added to cart, you will receive 1 starter plant in a 2.5” pot. A photo example of the starter plants we ship can be found on our Ordering and Shipping FAQ page. The plants are well rooted and are ready to be potted into a larger container.

For those interested, Passiflora ‘Adularia‘ is P. sanguineolenta x P. citrina. John Vanderplank’s hybrid

Hardiness Zone: 10

What does hardiness zone 10 mean?

It means that this Passiflora ‘Adularia’ is not cold tolerant and require protection from freezing temperatures. If you are growing it outdoors, you should bring it inside once temperatures start regularly dipping below 50 degrees. Freezing temperatures will kill it.

Not sure what your hardiness zone is?

Check out the USDA Interactive Zone Map to find out!

Need more growing instructions?

Check out our Passion Flower Care page.

Not quite what you’re looking for?

Check out citrina, Lady Margaret or Belotii for other easy care favorites that will do well inside.

What about our shipping policies?

Please visit our Ordering and Shipping FAQ to find out more about what you can expect when ordering from us.

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