I have a wonderful wild collected form of Passiflora incarnata. Makes shorter vines with lots of large fruit that if you wait until they fall off the vine and start to wrinkle they taste very good (like the tropical ones). I'll have tons of seed available later in the fall. They are very hard to dig up but you can come try if you are in the Raleigh area. I have P. edulis, the purple form, grown from grocery store fruit's seeds. Not hardy. I grow them in large pots and bring them inside the greenhouse in the winter. You're welcome to seeds or cuttings. I also have a hybrid 'Lady Margaret' which some claim as hardy. They are new to me so I don't know if that it true. I grow them in pots and they are loaded with small fruit this year. I haven't tasted them yet, they should ripen in a month or so. You can have the seeds if you want, they may have crossed with any of the other passionvines that I grow. If you really like passionvines I have the native to the coast with tiny creamy flowers and super tiny round fruit. I've always called it P. citrina but I think that is wrong (it doesn't match whats posted online).

If you're into medicinal herbs I grow Jiao Gulan which grows like a weed in the shade.

It's been a super busy summer this year with the lack of rain so I haven't had time to root anything or propagate anything. I'm on the south side of Raleigh and you're welcome to come over and take cuttings or collect seed. I'll be the guy dragging hoses from one end of the garden to the next.