Do you know what this plant is?

Bravo. Well close enough. =) It is Passiflora caerulea. The Blue Passionflower Passiflora incarnata is the purple passionflower. It looks crazy. It was my 1st Passiflora. I really like 'Lady Margaret' It is similar to this passion flower but it is RED with a little white ring in the center.

Let me warn you guys about this vine before you get it. If you plant it directly in the ground without any it will grow every where. EVERYWHERE. LOL. If you decide to grow it as with a lot of other Passiflora plant them in a larger pot. Then plant the pot directly in the ground to confine the runners. They will grow up instead of out & give you a denser looking vine.

Wheee! I'l take close enough! Sometimes it's hard to get closer with all the hybrids, varieties, cultivars, etc. coolseeds, it does grow EVERYWHERE! That's one reason I did not choose it for my gardening/landscape endeavors. The one near me is at the fairground growing up a 10 ft high chain link fence...and over the fence...and up the building. haha

Yes it has a scent but not much. It also produces fruit with edible pulp. However it is full of seeds. It is a great pollinator for your other Passiflora species to produce hybrids. Yes it can be easily grown from seed.

=( sorry to hear that. It is a very beautiful flower from one of my plants. I will post a smaller one in my profile so you can see it slick.

Nope not lupin. Where do you live that this flower grows wild? It can live in zone 6 or above however a different variety is usually found wild.

It is not columbine. Columbine has long flower spikes. I can't describe Columbine's flower although it is beautiful.