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Passiflora Edulis ‘Norfolk Black’ (Norfolk Black Passionfruit)

Passiflora Edulis ‘Norfolk Black’ (Norfolk Black Passionfruit)

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Passiflora Edulis ‘Norfolk Black’ (Norfolk Black Passionfruit) is a vigorous, fast-growing fruiting vine valued for its lush green foliage, attractive climbing habit, and delicious dark purple to black passionfruit. Its exotic flowers add ornamental appeal, while the fragrant fruit provides sweet, tangy pulp that is perfect for eating fresh, juicing, desserts, and homemade preserves. This variety is ideal for training over trellises, fences, pergolas, or garden structures, creating both a productive and visually appealing feature in the landscape.

A great choice for home gardeners and edible gardens, Norfolk Black Passionfruit offers the benefit of fresh seasonal fruit while also enhancing outdoor spaces with tropical beauty. Its strong climbing growth makes it useful for covering unsightly areas or adding shade and greenery, and its fruiting potential makes it a rewarding plant to grow. Customers should choose this variety for its combination of ornamental flowers, lush foliage, and highly desirable passionfruit harvests, making it a practical and attractive addition to warm, sunny gardens.

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Mature height

3–5 m when supported

Mature width

2–4 m spread

Spacing

2–3 m apart

Evergreen/Deciduous

Evergreen in warm climates; may be semi-deciduous in cooler areas

Foliage

Green foliage, white and purple flowers, dark purple to black fruit

Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest

Spring to summer, followed by fruiting in warm conditions

Sun tolerance

Full sun to part shade

Maintenance

Moderate; requires support for climbing, regular watering during establishment, seasonal feeding, and light pruning to manage growth and encourage fruiting

Root System

Non-invasive, fibrous root system; suitable near garden structures when provided with support