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Purple Passion Flower Madness

Purple Passion Flower Madness

While strolling through the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum, I spotted this little non-native flower. Apparently someone thought it would be fun to include it in a...
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While strolling through the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum, I spotted this little non-native flower. Apparently someone thought it would be fun to include it in a planting as an example of non-native species you can still grow in the desert. It's called an Insense Passion Flower (Passaflora).
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