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Passion Flower advice needed - with pic attached

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Alllisonty · 10/10/2025 07:58

In September 2024 I viewed the house and garden that I now live in. At that time there was a magnificent display of Passion Flowers across several fence panels.

In Spring of this year I set about pruning everything in my new garden including the Passion Flower. It seems to have not recovered, so presumably I did something wrong and it's produced only a couple of flowers and fruits and no leaves. Looks similar to just after I pruned it.

It's planted in a narrow trough so I'm guessing that can't be helping.

What should I do?

Passion Flower advice needed - with pic attached
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Geneticsbunny · 10/10/2025 08:05

Generally you prune after flowering. I suspect you pruned off all the new growth for last year. Hopefully it will recover next year. I would leave it for now and then feed it once a month from spring next year.

Alllisonty · 10/10/2025 14:25

That seems possible and is a much more hopeful explanation than I'd imagined. Thank you.

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AlwaysGardening · 11/10/2025 14:05

Have you scratched away any of the bark to see if it is green underneath indicating it is alive? If it is in a trough ( and hasn’t rooted through the base) it will have needed considerable watering to keep it going. It was a very dry spring. I don’t think your pruning would have killed it.

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