Passiflora incarnata Passion Vine

The Maypop vine I bought was delivered quickly and was in great condition. It is growing well.

The plant came in excellent condition- already with about 10 inch vines! Planted it and it is thriving here in Kansas City. Very happy with it. Thanks!

The passiflora incarnata arrived timely and with a lot of dirt, growth, and roots. Unfortunately, it's still in the bag it came in because I've not had time to plant but it's doing great even so.

I purchased 2 Passiflora incarnata and a Rosemary. All arrived packaged nicely, healthy and with plenty of extra soil for planting. All plants are thriving! Thank you!

I bought 3 one gallon pots. All arrived in good condition. Professionally packaged.

I can't say enough good things about the product I received and the obvious care taken in preparing it for shipment. I received a vine approximately 2" long with beautiful blooms already showing. The packaging was great--not the slightest damage. I'm also thrilled with the price. This was a much, much more mature plant than I've received for a higher price for smaller plants from other vendors. I'm stunned by how well this order went and would not hesitate to recommend Mail Order Natives to anyone who asked.

These plants were in such perfect condition when they arrived I could scarce believe it. Neither of them had even a single wilted leaf. I just don't know how you did it but I'm very happy with the vines. They have continued to be sturdy and healthy, climbing up my back fence. Thank you.

Arrived beat up a bit hit has responded well fit into ground immediately

My healthy plants came in little plastic bags. The root ball and leaves were all green and healthy. Half had a single main stem and half had two. I planted them and they immediately sent their little grabber stems up my trellis and began growing, one even sprouted one those beautiful flowers. They have been growing a few weeks now and are 100% happy. This mail order is a real life saver because the local nurseries don't carry most of the butterfly host plants because they don't like having the caterpillars eating their products.