An Elegant and Fragrant Cascade of Pure White

The Wisteria sinensis 'White Silk' is a breathtakingly beautiful deciduous climber, prized for its elegance and intoxicating fragrance. Similar to the grace of a 'Minuet', it produces long, drooping racemes of pea-like, snowy-white flowers that create a spectacular "curtain" effect. These stunning blooms typically emerge in late spring, appearing in masses to create a dramatic, silk-like display against the fresh green foliage.

This variety is a vigorous and reliable performer, perfect for adding vertical interest and a touch of romance to any garden. Its pendulous flower clusters can reach up to 30cm in length, gently swaying in the breeze and filling the air with a sweet, delicate perfume. Whether trained over a sturdy structure or allowed to drape over a doorway, 'White Silk' is a true showstopper that brings a sense of timeless beauty.

Key features:

• Stunning White Blooms: Long, pendulous racemes of pure white flowers.

• Intense Fragrance: Highly scented, filling the garden with a sweet aroma.

• Vigorous Climber: A strong grower, perfect for covering large areas quickly.

• Early Flowering: Beautiful spring display that stands out in any landscape.

• Versatile Garden Habit: Ideal for walls, pergolas, and large structures.

Perfect for:

• Training over pergolas, arches, and arbours for a romantic look.

• South or west-facing walls to maximize sun and scent.

• Cottage gardens and traditional landscape designs.

• Wildlife gardens to attract bees and early pollinators.

At The Rose Press Garden, we love 'White Silk' for its sheer luminosity. While many Wisterias dominate with purple hues, the 'White Silk' offers a crisp, clean, and sophisticated alternative. From a distance, it looks like a waterfall of white; up close, the intricate detail of each flower is simply exquisite.

TRPG charges for delivery depending on the shipment locations and weight of items.

1st class P&P to UK is £5.95

2nd class P&P to UK is £4.50

P&P for heavy items such as plant support will be charged at £8