Corky passionflower
Passiflora suberosa
A common vine with pale green flowers. It has coiled tendrils for gripping and sometimes grows over other plants, smothering them. Its leaves have different shapes: some are long and narrow, and others are three-lobed. It produces dark-blue, berry-like fruits.
Status: Naturalised/Invasive (From Central/South America)
Habit: Perennial climber
Cultivation: Planted by seeds or transplanting
Ecological Function: Attracts pollinators, ground cover, produces fruit for animals. Butterfly host plant (Dryas iulia, Acraea terpescore)
Pollinators: Small bees, large bees, butterflies
Soil: Sand, loam, organic soils
Moisture: Well drained soils
Shade: Partial shade, no shade
Urban Biodiversity Initiative (UBI) 