Sold outAlabama nativeAlabama-native fruit on a pollinator vine← Back to all plantsWhy We Grow It
Passiflora incarnata · maypop
Hardy passionfruit
Rare fruit · Food forest support · Hidden harvests
A native perennial vine with extravagant lavender flowers, edible ripe fruit, and genuine habitat value—the tropical look without tropical fragility.
- Useful part
- Pulp and arils from fully ripe fruit
- Climate
- Native to Alabama; dies back after frost and returns from its roots
- Hardy to
- USDA Zone 5 · about −20°F / −29°C; top growth dies back
- Light
- Full sun to part shade with room to run
- Ships as
- Rooted vine
We grow it for native fruit, dramatic flowers, and direct support for pollinators and butterfly larvae.
Grow with contextMaypop spreads by underground runners and needs a managed bed. This listing promotes ripe fruit and habitat use, not concentrated extracts or self-medication.
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