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Rusticité Des Passiflores À Titre Indicatif / Hardiness of Passifloras Rusticité des passiflores à titre indicatif / Hardiness of passifloras indicative Liste en attente de renseignements/Waiting list information NOM ° C ° F NOM ° C ° F Passiflora lutea 'Silver Sabre' -25°C -13 F Passiflora 'Emina' -8°C 18 F Passiflora lutea var glabriflora -25°C -13 F Passiflora 'Gillian Wren' -8°C 18 F Passiflora lutea var lutea -25°C -13 F Passiflora 'Incense' -8°C 18 F Passiflora 'Indigo Dream' -8°C 18 F Passiflora 'Sonia' -15°C 5 F Passiflora 'Justine Lyons' -8°C 18 F Passiflora caerulea -15°C 5 F Passiflora 'Lambiekins' -8°C 18 F Passiflora caerulea 'Concordia' -15°C 5 F Passiflora 'Little Dot Beardshaw' -8°C 18 F Passiflora caerulea 'Chinensis' -15°C 5 F Passiflora 'New Amethyst' -8°C 18 F Passiflora caerulea 'Clear Sky' -15°C 5 F Passiflora 'Party Animal' -8°C 18 F Passiflora caerulea 'Constance Eliott' -15°C 5 F Passiflora 'Purple Haze' -8°C 18 F Passiflora caerulea 'Emil Kugler' -15°C 5 F Passiflora 'Purple Pendulum' -8°C 18 F Passiflora caerulea 'Gala' -15°C 5 F Passiflora 'Shelly' -8°C 18 F Passiflora caerulea 'Grandiflora' -15°C 5 F Passiflora 'Silly Cow' -8°C 18 F Passiflora caerulea 'Hartwiesiana' -15°C 5 F Passiflora 'Star of Bristol' -8°C 18 F Passiflora caerulea 'Majorca' -15°C 5 F Passiflora 'Star of Clevedon' -8°C 18 F Passiflora caerulea 'Merryon' -15°C 5 F Passiflora 'Star of Surbiton' -8°C 18 F Passiflora caerulea 'Pierre Pomié' -15°C 5 F Passiflora 'Victoria' -8°C 18 F Passiflora caerulea 'Regnellii' -15°C 5 F Passiflora elegans -8°C 18 F Passiflora caerulea 'Spyder' -15°C 5 F Passiflora tetrandra -8°C 18 F Passiflora caerulea 'Wild Brazil' -15°C 5 F Passiflora x violacea -8°C 18 F Passiflora incarnata -15°C 5 F Passiflora incarnata 'Alabama' -15°C 5 F Passiflora 'Gloria Moreno' -7°C 19 F Passiflora incarnata 'Alba' -15°C 5 F Passiflora 'Gugliemo Betto' -7°C 19 F Passiflora incarnata 'Dark Purple' -15°C 5 F Passiflora incarnata 'Lorayne' -15°C 5 F Passiflora 'Abigail' -6°C 21 F Passiflora tucumanensis -15°C 5 F Passiflora 'Atropos' -6°C 21 F Passiflora x colvillii 'Clara' -15°C 5 F Passiflora 'Celia Costen' -6°C 21 F Passiflora 'Clara Luna' -6°C 21 F Passiflora 'Jana' -12°C 10 F Passiflora 'Francesco III° d'Este' -6°C 21 F Passiflora 'Silvie' -12°C 10 F Passiflora 'Janus' -6°C 21 F Passiflora x colvillii -12°C 10 F Passiflora 'Lunametista' -6°C 21 F Passiflora x colvillii 'Josefine' -12°C 10 F Passiflora 'Sapphire' -6°C 21 F Passiflora x colvillii 'Strasshof'' -12°C 10 F Passiflora x belotii 'Imperatrice Eugénie' -6°C 21 F Passiflora 'Blue Bird' -10°C 14 F Passiflora 'Azul Celeste' -5°C 23 F Passiflora 'Ely' -10°C 14 F Passiflora 'Berkeley' -5°C 23 F Passiflora 'Fata Confetto' -10°C 14 F Passiflora 'Brökwagter' -5°C 23 F Passiflora 'Iubilaeum' -10°C 14 F Passiflora 'Cloudy' -5°C 23 F Passiflora 'Jutta' -10°C 14 F Passiflora 'Darina' -5°C 23 F Passiflora 'Lia Vallini' -10°C 14 F Passiflora 'Gian' -5°C 23 F Passiflora 'Petra' -10°C 14 F Passiflora 'Leida' -5°C 23 F Passiflora 'Purple Rain' -10°C 14 F Passiflora 'Mini Lamb’ -5°C 23 F Passiflora 'Winterland' -10°C 14 F Passiflora 'Poppet' -5°C 23 F Passiflora 'Simply Red' -5°C 23 F Passiflora 'Amethyst' -8°C 18 F Passiflora 'Spider' -5°C 23 F Passiflora 'Betty Myles Young' -8°C 18 F Passiflora 'Star of Kent' -5°C 23 F Passiflora 'Blue Bouquet' -8°C 18 F Passiflora 'Stella di Cremona' -5°C 23 F Passiflora 'Blue Crown'' -8°C 18 F Passiflora 'Valentine' -5°C 23 F Passiflora 'Blue Stripper' -8°C 18 F Passiflora 'Valerie Bishop' -5°C 23 F Passiflora 'Déjà Vu' -8°C 18 F Passiflora 'Venus' -5°C 23 F Passiflora 'Emil Kugler' -8°C 18 F Passiflora 'White Mirror' -5°C 23 F Page 1 NOM ° C ° F NOM ° C ° F Passiflora 'White Wedding' -5°C 23 F Passiflora 'Smythiana' -1°C 30 F Passiflora membranacea -5°C 23 F Passiflora racemosa -1°C 30 F Passiflora suberosa -5°C 23 F Passiflora x violacea 'Eynsford Gem' -5°C 23 F Passiflora 'Adularia' 0°C 32 F Passiflora 'Alwin Berger' 0°C 32 F Passiflora 'Floral Fountain' -4°C 25 F Passiflora 'Anastasia' 0°C 32 F Passiflora 'Pink Panther' -4°C 25 F Passiflora 'Andy' 0°C 32 F Passiflora 'Pretty Ballerina' -4°C 25 F Passiflora 'Anemona' 0°C 32 F Passiflora 'White Queen' -4°C 25 F Passiflora 'Betsie Greijmans' 0°C 32 F Passiflora edulis -4°C 25 F Passiflora 'Blanca' 0°C 32 F Passiflora edulis 'Black Beauty' -4°C 25 F Passiflora 'Byron Beauty' 0°C 32 F Passiflora edulis 'Black Knight' -4°C 25 F Passiflora 'Calipso' 0°C 32 F Passiflora edulis 'Brazilian Golden' -4°C 25 F Passiflora 'Caprice' 0°C 32 F Passiflora edulis 'Edgehill' -4°C 25 F Passiflora 'Connor Cailean' 0°C 32 F Passiflora edulis 'flavicarpa' -4°C 25 F Passiflora 'Divertido' 0°C 32 F Passiflora edulis 'Golden Giant' -4°C 25 F Passiflora 'Espero' 0°C 32 F Passiflora edulis 'Kahuna' -4°C 25 F Passiflora 'Grandioso' 0°C 32 F Passiflora edulis 'Nancy Garrison' -4°C 25 F Passiflora 'Halekin' 0°C 32 F Passiflora edulis 'Norfolk' -4°C 25 F Passiflora 'Jelly Joker' 0°C 32 F Passiflora edulis 'Paul Ecke' -4°C 25 F Passiflora 'La Venexiana' 0°C 32 F Passiflora edulis 'Purple Giant' -4°C 25 F Passiflora 'Manapany' 0°C 32 F Passiflora jamesonii -4°C 25 F Passiflora 'Maria' 0°C 32 F Passiflora tarminiana -4°C 25 F Passiflora 'Paola Gastaldo 0°C 32 F Passiflora 'Rowena' 0°C 32 F Passiflora 'Asterix' -3°C 27 F Passiflora 'Star of Evening' 0°C 32 F Passiflora 'Jeannette' -3°C 27 F Passiflora 'Susan Brigham' 0°C 32 F Passiflora 'New Incense' -3°C 27 F Passiflora 'Susanne' 0°C 32 F Passiflora 'Pink Fizz' -3°C 27 F Passiflora 'Twisted Sister' 0°C 32 F Passiflora 'Temptation' -3°C 27 F Passiflora amethystina 0°C 32 F Passiflora hahnii -3°C 27 F Passiflora amethystina 'Minas Gerais' 0°C 32 F Passiflora laurifolia -3°C 27 F Passiflora ampullacea 0°C 32 F Passiflora loefgrenii 'Corupá' -3°C 27 F Passiflora antioquiensis 0°C 32 F Passiflora loefgrenii 'Iporanga' -3°C 27 F Passiflora arida 0°C 32 F Passiflora mollissima -3°C 27 F Passiflora gibertii 0°C 32 F Passiflora sanguinolenta -3°C 27 F Passiflora gracilens 0°C 32 F Passiflora trisecta -3°C 27 F Passiflora helleri 0°C 32 F Passiflora x exoniensis -3°C 27 F Passiflora herbertiana 0°C 32 F Passiflora holosericea 0°C 32 F Passiflora 'Adoroso' -2°C 28 F Passiflora mendoncaei 0°C 32 F Passiflora 'Céline' -2°C 28 F Passiflora parritae 0°C 32 F Passiflora 'Christine Murray' -2°C 28 F Passiflora sagasteguii 0°C 32 F Passiflora 'Excel' -2°C 28 F Passiflora trifoliata 0°C 32 F Passiflora 'Fantasma' -2°C 28 F Passiflora tulae 0°C 32 F Passiflora 'Inspiration' -2°C 28 F Passiflora umbilicata 0°C 32 F Passiflora 'Paulo' -2°C 28 F Passiflora x belotii 0°C 32 F Passiflora 'Vanilla Cream' -2°C 28 F Passiflora x kewensis 'Amethyst' 0°C 32 F Passiflora actinia -2°C 28 F Passiflora alata -2°C 28 F Passiflora 'Els' 1°C 34 F Passiflora coccinea -2°C 28 F Passiflora 'Jane Lindsay' 1°C 34 F Passiflora ligularis -2°C 28 F Passiflora 'Panda' 1°C 34 F Passiflora mixta -2°C 28 F Passiflora 'Sabine' 1°C 34 F Passiflora quadrangularis -2°C 28 F Passiflora 'Star of Kingston' 1°C 34 F Passiflora 'Violetta' 1°C 34 F Page 2 NOM ° C ° F NOM ° C ° F Passiflora 'Vlasta' 1°C 34 F Passiflora foetida 'Longipedunculata' 4°C 39 F Passiflora pinnatistipula 1°C 34 F Passiflora foetida 'Maxoni' 4°C 39 F Passiflora rubra 1°C 34 F Passiflora foetida 'Mayarum' 4°C 39 F Passiflora tripartita 1°C 34 F Passiflora foetida 'Nicaraguensis' 4°C 39 F Tacsonia hybrid 1°C 34 F Passiflora foetida 'Nigelliflora' 4°C 39 F Passiflora foetida 'Oaxacana' 4°C 39 F Passiflora 'Banshee' 2°C 36 F Passiflora foetida 'Orinocensis' 4°C 39 F Passiflora 'Coral Glow' 2°C 36 F Passiflora foetida 'Parvifolia' 4°C 39 F Passiflora 'Donna Brigham' 2°C 36 F Passiflora foetida 'Phillipines' 4°C 39 F Passiflora 'Golden Glow' 2°C 36 F Passiflora foetida 'Quinqueloba' 4°C 39 F Passiflora 'Golden Jubilee' 2°C 36 F Passiflora foetida 'Riparia' 4°C 39 F Passiflora 'Harmonie Daybreak' 2°C 36 F Passiflora foetida 'Santiagana' 4°C 39 F Passiflora 'La Lucchese' 2°C 36 F Passiflora foetida 'Strigosa' 4°C 39 F Passiflora 'Natalia' 2°C 36 F Passiflora foetida 'Subintegra' 4°C 39 F Passiflora 'Surprise' 2°C 36 F Passiflora jorullensis 4°C 39 F Passiflora coactilis 2°C 36 F Passiflora matthewsii alba 4°C 39 F Passiflora gritensis 2°C 36 F Passiflora murucuja 4°C 39 F Passiflora macropoda 2°C 36 F Passiflora ornithoura 4°C 39 F Passiflora pilosicorona 2°C 36 F Passiflora palmeri var.sublanceolata x ? 4°C 39 F Passiflora roseorum 2°C 36 F Passiflora pardifolia 4°C 39 F Passiflora tenerifensis 2°C 36 F Passiflora pittieri 4°C 39 F Passiflora tripartita var.
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