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Thunbergia laurifolia or Blue trumpet vine

Thunbergia laurifolia or Blue trumpet vine

Bill (Thunbergia Laurifolia Linn.)

Bill (Thunbergia Laurifolia Linn.)

Grey-leaf sugarbush, Protea laurifolia, on the Rooibos Heritage Route

Grey-leaf sugarbush, Protea laurifolia, on the Rooibos Heritage Route

Vine Blue Thunbergia (Laurel Clock Vine), fresh and dried (Thunbergia laurifolia Linn.)

Vine Blue Thunbergia (Laurel Clock Vine), fresh and dried (Thunbergia laurifolia Linn.)

Florida laurel oak tree

Florida laurel oak tree

Laurel oak tree, Florida

Laurel oak tree, Florida

Passiflora Passion Collection

Passiflora Passion Collection

Acanthaceae Purple Flowering Tropical Vine

Acanthaceae Purple Flowering Tropical Vine

Laurel clockvine scientific name: Thunbergia laurifolia

Laurel clockvine scientific name: Thunbergia laurifolia

Trinidad, Cuba

Laurel clockvine

Laurel clockvine

Passionflower

Laurel oak tree, Florida

Laurel oak tree, Florida

Bill (Thunbergia Laurifolia Linn.&#x29

Bill leaves on white background. Bill leaves on white background

Blue purple soft flower of Laurel vine,Thunbergia laurifolia cold herbs in Asia

Blue purple soft flower of Laurel vine,Thunbergia laurifolia cold herbs in Asia

Laurel oak tree, Florida

Laurel oak tree, Florida

PASSION FLOWER TROPICAL RAINFOREST

Some highly perfumed passion fruits are eaten as delicate dessert fruits, as the giant granadilla P. quadrangularis. The purple granadilla P. edulis and the yellow granadilla P. laurifolia, as well as the wild passion-flower, are widely grown in tropical America for their fruit. Passiflora maliformis is the sweet calabash of the West Indies. The size of these fruits usually does not exceed that of a hen’s egg, but that of the giant granadilla is like a gourd and may weigh up to seven or eight pounds. Some highly perfumed passion fruits are eaten as delicate dessert fruits, as the giant granadilla P. quadrangularis. The purple granadilla P. edulis and the yellow granadilla P. laurifolia, as well as the wild passion-flower, are widely grown in tropical America for their fruit. Passiflora maliformis is the sweet calabash of the West Indies. The size of these fruits usually does not exceed that of a hen’s egg, but that of the giant granadilla is like a gourd and may weigh up to seven or eight pounds.

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