Organic Passion fruit seeds / Passiflora edulis

A heavily clustering, stemless Yucca native to the Atlantic coast of the United States from Central Florida up to as far north as New Hampshire. Y. filamentosa is similar and often confused with Y. flaccida, with which it shares part of its native range.

The plants grow eight to twelve feet in height at maturity developing beautiful, rich, shiny, black-coated seeds. The seed heads are compact with most being eight to twelve inches in length. As its name suggests, the seeds are actually amber colored.

Much grown in the tropics for its delicious fruits. In this country it is grown for interest and as a foliage plant as it has large, handsome leaves. The leaves can be used for wrapping round pieces of tough meat with the object of tenderising them.

A shrub with a height of 20-150 cm with multiple thorns, berries are globular, dark purple, with a diameter of 4-9 mm, used for the prevention of cancer, atherosclerosis, heart disease and other ailments, as well as for the rejuvenation of the body.

Apparently the result of a Green Zebra crossed with a blue variety, cascade Village yields small to medium sized fruits with excellent blue coloration, good flavor, minimal seeds, attractive fruits.

Early ripening variety, growing season 73-75 days, plant height 170 - 180 cm, lays the first head at a height of 60 cm, head length 22-25 cm, with 16-18 rows of large grains, very sweet, juicy, does not age for a long time.

An early asparagus bush variety, the beans are dark green, fiber-free, flat-round, 16-20 cm long, have excellent taste, and are used in cooking as a gourmet vegetable.