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Passionflower (Fata Confetto)

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Fata Confetto is an Italian passionflower hybrid bred by Maurizio Vecchia and named for the Sugar Plum Fairy of Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker: warm purple and white flowers with long striped filaments and dramatically twisted edges, roughly 4 inches across, borne from late spring through mid-fall on a modest-sized vine. Its Passiflora incarnata parentage gives it real cold-hardiness for a passionflower, extending its useful range further north than most cultivars in the genus can reach.

  • Italian hybrid bred by Maurizio Vecchia; named for the Sugar Plum Fairy of The Nutcracker.
  • Warm purple and white flowers roughly 4 inches across, with dramatically twisted corona filaments.
  • Long bloom season from late spring through mid-fall.
  • More cold-hardy than most passionflowers thanks to P. incarnata parentage; suitable across roughly USDA Zone 7-10 with siting and mulch at the cold edge.
  • Modest vigor for a passionflower; reaches 8-10 ft on trellis, fence, or arbor.

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Ships in 1 to 4 business days from our nursery in Washington state, in a 36 inch box.
Grows in zones 7 to 10.
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