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The Incense Passion Flower has deep purple 3-4" blooms that are fragrant. It is a fast-growing herbaceous perennial vine with medium green foliage. One of the hardiest passion vines, it requires full sun and regular pruining.
Aired: 11/09/13
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Plant of the Week- Incense Passion Flower
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