passionflower

More evidence is needed to rate passionflower for these uses.

Stop taking passionflower at least 2 weeks before a scheduled surgery.

Not enough is known about the safety of taking passionflower during breast-feeding.

The passionflower vines are fascinating for their complex blue and white flowers.

There isn't enough information to rate the safety of passionflower when applied to the skin.

There are some chemicals in passionflower that might cause the uterus to contract.

The root of a passionflower, soaked in honey and finely ground.

Q. I have three passionflower plants, growing in pots, that became 15-foot vines while they were outside over the summer.

Unlike the passionflower vines and the jasmines, it is a new discovery for me.

Taking passionflower along with sedative medications might cause too much sleepiness.

Pregnancy and breast-feeding: Don't take passionflower if you are pregnant.

No culinary use has been found yet for the passionflower vine that grows along the eaves on one side of the house.

Another sun lover is the passionflower, one of Ms. Martin's favorites.

Surgery: Passionflower can affect the central nervous system.

There are roughly 400 species of passionflower, most far too tender to winter outdoors on Long Island.

Traffic may be paralyzed by drifts of snow, but nothing stays the passionflower from its appointed rounds.

Some preliminary research suggests that drinking a passionflower tea an hour before bedtime might help improve feelings of sleep quality.

The vine is grown in California as an ornamental under the name "softleaf passionflower".

As a souvenir of summer's sheer energy, there is a passionflower twining athletically around our parlor window frame.

Passionflower is found in combination herbal products used as a sedative for promoting calmness and relaxation.

This passionflower does not have tendrils.

The passionflower bee in the Lost Pines.

What about a passionflower?

Passionflower is a plant.

Some people apply passionflower to the skin for hemorrhoids, burns, and pain and swelling (inflammation).