The Passion fruit is a sub-tropical, shallow rooted perennial climber that grows up to 15 to 20 ft tall. It flowers with a flamboyant fragrant blossom, 2 – 3 inches wide which is greenish white on the top and a rich purple color at the base.
The fruit is a 2- 3 inch long oval with a rigid, egg-like shell. The cavity filled with an aromatic mass of pulpy orange juice. The fruit quickly matures from green to yellow within a few days.
In India, it is used widely in making juices, fruit salad, jam and jelly and also eaten raw with a mixture of chili powder and salt.


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Thank you for these pics, it was a good way for me to enrich my post of April’s Fruits http://bleneraida.wordpress.com/2012/04/02/april-the-shelves-are-starting-to-refill/
You’re welcome Bleneraida. Stop by again soon.
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