What type od flower is this? Pictures
 

Please check out my blog and let me know if you can identify the type
of flower growing in my backyard. i am clueless, but it is absolutely
one of the coolest Flowers I ever saw!


http://mysocalledpondlife.blogspot.com/

Thanks

On 8 Aug 2005 20:41:57 -0700, "bbrown9506"
wrote:

Please check out my blog and let me know if you can identify the type
of flower growing in my backyard. i am clueless, but it is absolutely
one of the coolest Flowers I ever saw!


http://mysocalledpondlife.blogspot.com/

Thanks


Passion flower, but I am not going to guess which one. there are many
types

"bbrown9506" wrote in message
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Please check out my blog and let me know if you can identify the type
of flower growing in my backyard. i am clueless, but it is absolutely
one of the coolest Flowers I ever saw!


http://mysocalledpondlife.blogspot.com/
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It looks like a Passion Flower. They used to grow wild out by my mailbox
but were accidentally sprayed with RoundUp. Yours is a much darker color
then mine were.
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On 8 Aug 2005 20:41:57 -0700, "bbrown9506"
wrote:

Please check out my blog and let me know if you can identify the type
of flower growing in my backyard. i am clueless, but it is absolutely
one of the coolest Flowers I ever saw!


http://mysocalledpondlife.blogspot.com/

Thanks


compare with:\
http://krstofer.org/passiflora/incense.jpg

On 8 Aug 2005 20:41:57 -0700, "bbrown9506"
wrote:

Please check out my blog and let me know if you can identify the type
of flower growing in my backyard. i am clueless, but it is absolutely
one of the coolest Flowers I ever saw!


http://mysocalledpondlife.blogspot.com/

There is a variety of passion flower that grows wild along the East
coast and the gulf fritillary lay eggs on it in Georgia. I raise them
in half barrels and train them to a trellis, but they seem to prefer
running wild through the lantana beds and across my walkways.

It is my most productive butterfly larvae plant. I usually have
loads of cats feasting away by this time, but they are late this year
and just beginning to lay eggs. I hope yours proves to be
interesting.

Regards,

Hal