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Jackfruit Tree
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Passion Fruit Vine
Passion Fruit Vine – Granadilla Purple Passionfruit, Exotic Sweet Flesh
$15 + $6 USPS shipping
A passion fruit vine featuring granadilla — an exotic purple passionfruit known for its sweet, gelatinous flesh and crunchy, edible seeds. It’s a lovely choice for anyone who enjoys bright tropical flavors and a vigorous, fruiting vine.
The pulp is sweet and gelatinous with edible seeds. Enjoy it fresh by scooping the pulp, stir into drinks, fold into yogurt or desserts, or use as a tropical accent in sauces and dressings.
Care is straightforward for warm-climate gardeners: passion fruit vines do best in tropical and subtropical areas. Provide full sun to part shade, regular watering with well-draining soil, and protect from frost, as they are cold-sensitive. Over time they become vigorous climbing vines that will cover trellises, fences, or pergolas.
We grow tropical fruit on our family homestead in Richmond Heights, Florida, and we’re happy to share what we’ve learned. Local pickup is available in Richmond Heights, FL — please contact us with any questions.
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- Granadilla: an exotic purple fruit with sweet, gelatinous flesh and edible seeds
- Rich in vitamins and antioxidants
📍 Secure card checkout by Square, shipped by USPS. Prefer to pick up? Text (305) 384-8688 to collect in Richmond Heights, FL by appointment. Installation and local delivery are available. Shipping & Returns
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