Passiflora caerulea (Bluecrown Passionflower)

The Bluecrown Passionflower is a perennial vine that is endemic to regions of South America. It bears orange fruits and beautiful blue and white blooms.

From early summer to early fall, the unique saucer-shaped blooms on long stalks bloom. The fruits are green when they first emerge in late summer then become golden and deep orange as they mature. The fruit is hollow in the middle, with a tiny amount of deep crimson flesh surrounded by a huge number of seeds. In warm winter regions, it is evergreen; in temperate ones, it is deciduous.