Rob, I'm happy with your assessment of my picture. My north-of-Auckland friend will have grown it probably from a Tauranga nursery, as coccinea and may or may not have had the Hort afixed to it. He's no botanist, though a careful amateur one I think. No matter. Either way, it's a gorgeous plant, to about 5 metres high for him because it can't get higher, and then round and round the plastic house. I thought glass, but the picture itself reminded me it is plastic. He has other tropical and subtropical passifloras in the pine trees outside, growing to 15 meters at least. The P. antioquiensis is also outside, among prunus and other deciduous trees. His garden is 20 acres and is, in a way, just a completely mixed up circus. He has Iris cristata and Pulsatilla growing under a banana! I couldn't live in it but it's a fabulous place to visit for a few days.
