Ren, This appears to be the Passiflora, incarnata.. If it is, then it is the host plant for the Gulf Fritillary Butterfly which is a very good reason to grow this plant, unless you don't like 'flying flowers'.. Learn about them here, www.butterfliesandmoths.org/species/Agraulis-vanillae .. Don't pick off or spray the ugly little caterpillars you may see consuming the leaves, they be the larva. Just a 'FYI, For Your Information' note.. You most likely already knew this.. Hank
It is!! I have several fruits now!! Doin a happy dance!! ( photo / image / picture from Ren2012's Garden ) [/img]
Last year, mine actually made a couple of fruit, but they didn't mature before winter set in. I hope your's make it all the way to munchability.