Hardy Passion fruit Maypop Seedlings

Hardy passionfruit also known as Maypops! These are seedlings, potted from runners from my mature plants. Seedlings are up to 6-8 inches and not usually larger as they do not transplant well much longer. The Latin name is Passiflora Incarnata. These vines are perennials (even in our zone in Tennessee) and will also spread to give more fruit and flowers. Leaves, flowers and fruit are all edible. They’re very drought tolerant once established. They are native and tolerant of all kinds of soil and sun exposure, but will fruit more in full sun. Seedlings are rooted and ready to plant. I’ve got all the know how I can share with you after a few years of experimenting with these awesome plants. They are also the only host plant for the Gulf Fritillary butterfly and having some of these vines will help provide pollinators a home plus more pollinators for your yard and garden:) I tend to have more than I can count all over my yard and it is thrilling for a gardener to see 🥰 $5 each plant— TWO for $10! I am in Hermitage close to the Hermitage Train station. I’m also selling $1 lemon balm seedlings 🍋 🥰 I also have Perennial Vinca ground cover, 10 stems for $10. They will be in a cup of water and ready to transplant. They stay green all winter and produce purple flowers in early Spring. Selling cheaper this year because I need motivation to pull them up in an area I'm ready to plant other things ;)