Advantages: easy to grow, beautful flowers and leaves
Disadvantages: slugs and snails like to munch on them!

...I have had my own house for about 2 years now and have only a very small garden with limited space for growing plants. I was bought the Passion Flower by my parents who assured me it was very easy to grow, as I don't have a very good track record with keeping plants alive. This is mainly because I refuse to use slug and snail pellets etc as I think it's cruel. Anyway, back on topic, here I will be reviewing the beautiful Passion Flower. The Passion Flower As I already said, the Passion Flower is very easy to grow, both in conservatories as well as in the garden. This plant originates from the tropical rainforest regions of South America. The ripe Passion Flower has a very distinctive aroma not found in any other flower. The Passion Flower is a climbing plant and the vines which climb are also very pretty with lovely shaped... Read review

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Advantages: Stunning flowers, easy to look after, quick grower
Disadvantages: Can take over the garden if your not careful

...Myself and my girlfriend have been sorting out our back garden so it’s all in good shape for the summer. The garden is not very big so we only have a couple of small flower beds. We have found the Passion Flower to be a great addition to out garden because it is a climbing plant and grows along the fence, rather than taking up floor space! The Passion Flower The Passion Flower is very similar to a vine in the way it grows. New stems grow from the main plant and attach themselves to whatever they decide to grow along. The leaves of the Passion Flower are dark green and have a very attractive shape (I suppose it is quite similar to a cannabis leaf). Along the main stem of the plant, little feelers grow, these are vital to the plant because this is what clings to whatever the plant is growing along and supports the weight... Read review

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Advantages: A gorgeously fragrant tropical fruit
Disadvantages: Slightly too sharp for some

...There are several different kinds of passion fruit but I'd like to review fresh purple passion fruit, which is the kind most frequently sold in UK shops. • How it looks A passion fruit is oval, a bit bigger than a large egg, but smaller than a lemon. The exterior shell (or rind) is dark purple, waxy, very tough and actually mildly poisonous (cyanogenic glycoside), but it doesn't look very appealing so hopefully not too many people attempt to eat this part. What you want from a passion fruit is on the inside - the seeds, juice and pulp. The seeds are dark brown to black, and are surrounded in a slightly globular bright yellow-orange pulp. They can often have a slight pinky tinge to them. • How to eat one A passion fruit is ripe when it is heavy for it's size and wrinkly. Normally with fruit this would mean they are past... Read review

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Advantages: see review
Disadvantages: see review

...Since joining slimming world several months ago I have lost over a stone to reach my idea weight. As you can imagine I am determined to stay at my new weight! Like many people I enjoy sweet treats. Slimming world suggest Muller light yoghurts but they contain aspartame an artificial sweeteners that has been linked to brain cancers. I have reviewed both slimming world and Muller light yoghurt if you want to know more. I was in Marks and Spencer recently and spotted an interesting looking dessert. Deliciously named mango and passion fruit extremely fruity desserts are part of the M & S eat well range of foods. The desserts are attractively packaged in an orange cardboard sleeve. From the picture of the pack the dessert looks thick and creamy and resembles a sponge pudding. The packaging describes the desserts as alphonso mango puree... Read review

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Advantages: Reasonably priced, Fresh scent, simple safe package
Disadvantages: Might be too citrus for some.

...fragrance" collection and the scent I'm reviewing today is the Passion Flower Eau de Parfum. The Package: I can't say that the package of this is what attracted me to this product, since the salesperson was the main culprit in this action, however, I did find it very classy. The bottle comes clothed in a carton tube, not unlike those that are used to send posters in the post. The bottom part is coloured purple with a design in a lighter shade around the bottom that looks slightly like an Aztec design. The top is shaped like a sleeve that goes over the bottom part, and is a delicate cream colour, that has one purple rectangle that states "passion flower" on one line and "fleur de la passion" on another. On the back, in the same purple colour, is written - in both English and French:"A bright, sultry fruity floral fragrance that combines... Read review

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Advantages: Magnificent vocals, great guitar power.
Disadvantages: Instrumentally unexciting and unadventurous.

...'Deadly Passions' is the second studio album from the Kentucky based rock band that is Hydrogyn. The band was formed in 2003 and as well as having released two studio albums the band has released a live album also. The band is fronted by Julie Westlake and it's therefore her vocal tone which hits you throughout this album; she has a great voice and puts an awful lot of power behind it in order to belt out the ten tracks of this album. The guitar riffs also possess great strength and although not hugely exciting; the instrumental side of things is still quite pleasant to listen to here. The album gets off to an explosive beginning with opening number 'Rejection', the track possesses a fast tempo and really kicks the album off with great power. Hyrogyn here storms through the track and executes it absolutely excellently. The vocals... Read review

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