Wisteria floribunda 'Yae-kokuryu' Flower selected in Lombardy in northern

selected in Lombardy in northern Italy in the 17th century

the leaves are small and glossy dark-green

The deeply-cut leaves unfold green and remain so over summer

including those on coasts and is also excellent for avenues

Thanks to its healthly regeneration rate Fagus sylvatica lends itself perfectly to topiary

Wisteria floribunda 'Yae-kokuryu' Flower selected in Lombardy in northernA vigorous Japanese wisteria, also known as 'Black Dragon', bearing 50cm long racemes of double, sweetly scented, purple flowers with white and yellow markings in late May to early June. Perfect for a sunny wall but can also be trained onto any sturdy frame. Prune twice a year, once in summer and once in winter, to encourage flowering. H6