Wisteria floribunda f. multijuga Osmanthus armatus Can be intolerant of clay

Can be intolerant of clay soils and vulnerable to droughts

'Midwinter Fire' is at its prime during winter and if it's frosty

Grow in fertile well drained soil against a sunny wall in milder areas or in a conservatory in areas prone to frost

The smooth

slightly weeping habit and striking

Wisteria floribunda f. multijuga Osmanthus armatus Can be intolerant of clayAlso known as the cultivar 'Macrobotrys', this wisteria boast with spectacular 1 meter long racemes of fragrant, pea like, soft lilac flowers with dark purple markings opening in June along with the emerging leaves. Most impressive when trained against a sunny wall or sturdy pergola. Prune twice a year, one in summer then in winter, for best flowering. H6