Wisteria sinensis | Chinese wisteria - Cane - 220cm, 10lt Quarter StandardWisteria sinensis, or Chinese wisteria, is a large, vigorous, anticlockwise twining, deciduous climber with pinnate, dark green leaves and tiny, fragrant, mauve or lilac flowers appearing in long, dropping clusters and blooming in late spring. Flowers are followed by attractive, velvety, bean like pods. Attractive to birds, bees, and butterflies. Wisteria sinensis likes moderately fertile, humus rich, slightly acidic, medium moisture, well drained
and abundant crop of juicy fruit of good quality and sweet flavour
It keeps its perfect shape without pruning
Elegant and attractive ornamental tree
moist but well-drained soil
resistant to frost and winds
best to grow in a cool greenhouse or conservatory
it may lose its leaves
Cornus alba 'Westonbirt' is a dogwood originally cultivated at Westonbirt Arboretum in the 1830s
It is especially nice when planted around ponds
Betula Pendula Multi-stem (alba) is highly desirable because of its architecture value and beautiful white bark
Flowers appear on mature trees
bronze-red in winter