The flowering purple passion plant (Passiflora incarnata), also known as maypop or wild passionflower, belongs to the Passifloraceae family. Its leaves are deep green and lobed, while the stems are sturdy and climbing. The plant’s striking flowers have five deep purple petals and a prominent central corona. It’s a native of the Americas, where it typically inhabits moist woodlands and riverbanks. The plant’s pollen is attractive to bees and hummingbirds, who aid in pollination. The flowers develop into edible fruits that are rich in antioxidants.