Passiflora 'Constance Eliott'

Passiflora 'Constance Eliott'Passiflora caerulea 'Constance Elliot' is a vigorous evergreen climber, it can grow to anywhere between 8m and 12m. The foliage of this variety is mostly a dark green and boasts distinctive star shaped white flowers with deeply lobed leaves, these flowers provide a great contrast with the purple style branches that develop between late summer and autumn. These hardy plants prefer a fully sunny position in the garden but do just as well in partially

edible berries every year

deciduous ornamental grass variety

pale green fronds that are a copper colour when young

the flowers are made up of colourful coronal filaments of blue

'Lady Thumb' is a compact

placing it in full sunlight are the best conditions to ensure the plant can flourish and thrive

upright stems which make superb cut flowers

tall stems with palmate

this variety is compact and low growing

Butterflies simply can’t resist the urge to follow this profusion of ivory-white flowers

The key to ensuring this plant progresses well is by keeping the plants soil moist

and shaped like small stars in shades of soft pink