Granadilla Passion Fruit Vine (Giant Granadilla) - Passiflora quadrangularis Midsize the Coal Miner also has

the Coal Miner also has some additional features: It gets 10-15 inches taller than Illustris

They can be easily separated or grown together as a clump

This is an ornamental variety that's striking color will make you forget all about fruiting banana varieties

The Boa's leaves stand upright and are scalloped

Granadilla Passion Fruit Vine (Giant Granadilla) - Passiflora quadrangularis Midsize the Coal Miner also hasGranadilla Passion Fruit is commonly called Giant Granadilla to describe its giant football sized fruit the largest fruit in the Passiflora family. It also grows showy purple blooms. Passifloras are larval host plants to Zebra Longwing, Gulf Fritillary, Crimson Patch Longwing, Red Banded Hairstreak, Julia Butterfly, and Mexican Butterfly. They will eat your plants up, but passifloras grow quickly enough that it should not be a problem as they can stay