AMMMON'S BLUE PASSIONFLOWER Passiflora incarnata 'Ammon's Blue' New Richmond, Ohio residents Dewey Hollister and his young daughter Ammon liked to eat passion fruit from the native vine in their yard. They would spit the many seeds out wherever they were. Some of these grew into plants and one was noticed to have larger parts and deeper blue flowers than the original native species. Hollister selected this one to reproduce and named it ‘Ammon’s Blue’ after his daughter.
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