There are five different types of passionflower shown in these photos. Only the one with the fruits, is even possibly the same as the species listed. They are, from top to bottom: Passiflora "Incense," Passiflora "Blue Eyed Susan" or "Bucky" or "Temptation," (hard to tell), Passiflora incarnata, Passiflora belotii, and the fruit photo looks like P. edulis. A seed company should do better than mixing up photos like this. I have a presentation that I give for garden clubs and plant nurseries about Passionflowers - and it contains a whole series of slides about how plant professionals mix up this genus. I'm almost tempted to buy a packet, to see what it looks like in bloom. It won't be any of the pictured blossoms. At least two of those are sterile, and don't set seed.
Passiflora Seeds - Purple Passion Flower
Store owner replied: Hello Michael Cook. Thank you for your review and for sharing your knowledge of the Passiflora genus. We appreciate the detailed observations you provided regarding the product page. Customer feedback from experienced growers and enthusiasts is incredibly valuable, and your comments prompted us to take a fresh look at the content associated with this variety. Since receiving your feedback, we have reviewed and updated the product page, including the photos and supporting information, to better represent the variety and provide a more consistent experience for future customers. Thank you for taking the time to help us improve our product resources. Input from passionate gardeners like you helps us continue refining the information we provide!
