granadilla

Its historical capital was the town of Granadilla, now abandoned.

A common name for this tree in Bolivia is "granadilla".

The Granadilla program, once unusual, is now part of a trend to protect, and experience, rural life.

The last of the 1,000 residents left in 1965, when Granadilla still had no electricity or indoor plumbing.

Granadilla is not typical of Spain's estimated 900 ghost towns.

I would remind you, for example, of the port of Granadilla.

Seventy-five students in Granadilla were recently enjoying the fruits of ghost-town restoration.

P. quadrangularis, the giant granadilla, is larger in stature and yield.

Zarza de granadilla has a population of 1873 habitants.

Granadilla juice is commonly available in restaurants.

The larvae primarily feed on Granadilla species.

Yet despite the engaging lessons of Granadilla, few students expressed a desire to abandon urban comfort and move to a village, ghost town or not.

Sweet Granadilla (P. ligularis) is another widely grown species.

Granadilla is the fruit of the plant Passiflora ligularis.

The most important crop is rice, while other important products are sweet granadilla, maize and potatos.

These demains were grouped under one jurisdiction based in the town of Granadilla Caceres.

But since 1984 Granadilla and two other restored ghost towns in northern Spain have been used by 80,000 students in the Government's village education program.

However La Alberca managed to maintain some autonomy from Granadilla, coming to have their own ordinances in 1515.

Many of the recent visiting students in Granadilla also had small-town roots, and spoke with pride about exploring the native villages of their parents or grandparents.

Granadilla de Abona (Tenerife): 38,866 inhabitants.

Granadilla (Granaílla), now uninhabited.

Granadilla de Abona has schools, a concert hall, a gymnasium, banks, churches, a beaches and a few squares (plazas).

His shrine is a cave in Granadilla de Abona, near the coast, where he lived in his youth.

P. edulis, the purple granadilla, has similar flowers, but it sets egg-size fruit, and it is slightly hardier.

Flowers grow everywhere, including yucca, purple granadilla, dragon bone tree, Turk's cap, prickly poppy and crown-of-thorns.